Exactly, a logging/auditing *CacheListener* would possibly be useful across
multiple Regions, for instance.
Again, I don't know that this feature is as useful in tooling when an
application largely drives that based on UCs/workflows and data access
patterns. I.e. there are many ways to skin a cat
John, I should have been more specific in my original proposal. It should
read as "deprecating create region using --template-region" option in gfsh.
I am sure the concept can be useful in other creation mechanism as long as
they have a way to ensure that those callback are available on the member
+0
As an FYI, *Spring Data Geode/GemFire* already provides such a capability
[1], which makes much more sense from an application standpoint than a
tooling standpoint.
Having said that, I would also add that this capability is 1 of the more
popular features in SDG (particularly from customers).
+1 for deprecating
Looks to me that there are too many variations on what attributes to apply to
the new region to ever get it right for all situations. As Anil said, copy and
paste the command used to create the original region and modify attributes as
necessary for the new region.
> On Feb 7,
+1 for deprecating --template-region. It feels like a convenience method
that by it very nature has an unobvious result and would require more
effort to understand so it could be used correctly by a user than the value
that it presents.
On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 10:26 AM, Anilkumar Gingade
wrote:
>
+1 for deprecating --template-region
User can always find the command used to create the region and re-use it
(or if its in script, cut and paste the line).
-Anil.
On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 9:49 AM, Jinmei Liao wrote:
> Hi, All,
>
> currently, there are two ways to create a region, either to use
Hi, All,
currently, there are two ways to create a region, either to use a "--type"
option indicating a region shortcut or a "--template-region" option
specifying another regionPath where you want to copy the attribute from.
First of all, we are not sure what set of attributes that make sense to
