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new 976a0a1b07 GEODE-10232: reformat list for more reliable rendering
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commit 976a0a1b07cffa345b81e5533e08c4e246ae75b9
Author: Dave Barnes <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Tue Apr 12 11:56:00 2022 -0700
GEODE-10232: reformat list for more reliable rendering (#7581)
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@@ -25,13 +25,13 @@ You can execute data-independent functions or
data-dependent functions in <%=var
**For Data-independent Functions**
-- **On a specific member or members—**Execute the function within a
peer-to-peer cluster, specifying the member or members where you want to run
the function by using `FunctionService` methods `onMember()` and `onMembers()`.
-- **On a specific server or set of servers—**If you are connected to a
cluster as a client, you can execute the function on a server or servers
configured for a specific connection pool, or on a server or servers connected
to a given cache using the default connection pool. For data-independent
functions on client/server architectures, a client invokes `FunctionService`
methods `onServer()` or `onServers()`. (See [How Client/Server Connections
Work](../../topologies_and_comm/topology_c [...]
-- **On member groups or on a single member within each member group—**You
can organize members into logical member groups. (See [Configuring and Running
a Cluster](../../configuring/chapter_overview.html#concept_lrh_gyq_s4) for more
information about using member groups.) You can invoke a data independent
function on all members in a specified member group or member groups, or
execute the function on only one member of each specified member group.
+- **On a specific member or members:** Execute the function within a
peer-to-peer cluster, specifying the member or members where you want to run
the function by using `FunctionService` methods `onMember()` and `onMembers()`.
+- **On a specific server or set of servers:** If you are connected to a
cluster as a client, you can execute the function on a server or servers
configured for a specific connection pool, or on a server or servers connected
to a given cache using the default connection pool. For data-independent
functions on client/server architectures, a client invokes `FunctionService`
methods `onServer()` or `onServers()`. (See [How Client/Server Connections
Work](../../topologies_and_comm/topology_ [...]
+- **On member groups or on a single member within each member group:** You
can organize members into logical member groups. (See [Configuring and Running
a Cluster](../../configuring/chapter_overview.html#concept_lrh_gyq_s4) for more
information about using member groups.) You can invoke a data independent
function on all members in a specified member group or member groups, or
execute the function on only one member of each specified member group.
**For Data-dependent Functions**
-- **On a region—**If you are executing a data-dependent function, specify a
region and, optionally, a set of keys on which to run the function. The method
`FunctionService.onRegion()` directs a data-dependent function to execute on a
specific region.
+- **On a region:** If you are executing a data-dependent function, specify a
region and, optionally, a set of keys on which to run the function. The method
`FunctionService.onRegion()` directs a data-dependent function to execute on a
specific region.
See the `org.apache.geode.cache.execute.FunctionService` Java API
documentation for more details.
