Category Archives: .Net

Overview of what is new in XAP.NET 8.0.1

Posted on April 8, 2011 by .Net Team

Docu.NET API One of GigaSpaces XAP 8.0 new APIs is the SpaceDocument that provides the power of having schema-less objects stored and used within the Space. In 8.0.1 we have added the SpaceDocument to the XAP.NET, which was given the … Continue reading →

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Schema evolution in XAP.NET 8.0.1

Posted on April 7, 2011 by .Net Team

GigaSpaces XAP.NET 8.0.1 introduces a few cool new features such as SpaceDocument (code name: Docu.NET API) as well as dynamic properties. Roughly speaking, a SpaceDocument is a virtual document-like type that can be written and read from the space like … Continue reading →

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new and modified best practices

Posted on November 21, 2010 by Shay Hassidim

Our best practices wiki is growing rapidly and full with good and useful material. Here are few new best practices added lately: - Finding Partition Load – routing data based on partition load. - Even Data Distribution – simple example explains how to evenly partition … Continue reading →

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New Service Grid Admin API for .NET

Posted on March 10, 2010 by .Net Team

New to XAP.NET 7.1 is the service grid admin API. This API is vast and provides capabilities for managing the entire GigaSpaces environment in a simple fashion. It can be used for many different uses such as monitoring statistics and … Continue reading →

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7.0.1 – One giant step for XAP.NET

Posted on September 17, 2009 by .Net Team

Even though 7.0.1 is considered a minor version, when it comes to XAP.NET, it offers very powerful set of new features which improve the initial user experience, better monitoring capabilities and most importantly, exposing remote services over the grid. I … Continue reading →

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