This folder contains an extensive collection of Hazelcast C++ Client code samples, which helps you to learn how to use Hazelcast features. The following lists the samples with their brief descriptions.
aws — Configure and use AWS discovery.
backpressure — Enable backpressure on client invocations.
command-line-tool — Simple tool which can be used to insert simple entries to hazelcast structures and display contents of Hazelcast structures in the cluster.
distributed-collections — Usage of basic collections.
- blocking-queue: Shows simple usage of iqueue, blocking queue.
- item-listeners: Shows simple usage of iqueue item listeners.
- list: Shows simple usage of ilist add and read.
- ringbuffer: Shows simple usages of ringbuffer item add and read for simple type and polymorphic objects.
- set: Shows simple usage of iset add and read.
distributed-map — Different examples of using imap interface.
- basic: Illustrates simple imap put, get and netrySet methods.
- custom-attributes: Illustrates imap query based on object attributes.
- entry-listener: Illustrates imap entry listener usage.
- entry-processor: Illustrates different imap entry processor usages.
- eviction: Illustrates imap eviction process and how it works.
- index: Illustrates imap Sql query on an indexed field.
- locking: Illustrates how races on imap updates can occur and how to avoid races using optimistic or pessimistic updates which involves imap lock usages.
- map-interceptor: Illustrates how to add interceptor for the imap at the server side and how it affects the imap get.
- multimap: Illustrates how to use multi_map which allows multiple values for a key.
- near-cache: Illustrates how you can configure near-cache feature for imap with different eviction policies.
- partitionaware: Illustrates how you can use partition aware keys for imap for putting the data into certain partitions.
- query: Illustrates how you can use different predicate types for querying data from imap.
- remove_all: Illustrates how you can use imap::remove_all with query predicate to remove certain entries based on the query matching.
distributed primitives — Examples for basic distributed primitive structures.
- crdt-pncounter: Illustrates simple conflict free pozitive negtative counter usage.
distributed-topic — Usage of distributed topic.
- basic-pub-sub: Illustrates basic publish/subcribe for distributed topic usage.
- reliable-topic: Illustrates reliable topic publish and message listener.
event-properties — Example for configuring event delivery properties, the event thread count and max event queue size.
invocation-timeouts — Simple example to demonstrate how to set the client invocation timeout.
learning-basic — Basic examples related to the logger, instance management and name id generation.
- configure-logging: Shows how you can set the log level for the client.
- destroying-instances: Shows simple usage for detroying Hazelcast structures such as iqueue.
- unique-names: Shows an example on how you can get cluster-wide unique names.
monitoring — Illustrates how you can register for cluster member changes and listen to member changes.
network-configuration — Examples related to network configuration.
- connection-strategy: Illustrates how you can set different network strategies such as async start, async reconnect or non-reconnecting client.
- suffle-memberlist: Shows how to turn the memberslist shuffling on when connecting to the cluster.
- socket-interceptor: Shows an example interceptor which you can use to intercept cluster connection.
- tcpip: Illustrates the configuration for member discovery using a provided tcp/ip address for the cluster member.
Org.Web.Samples — Contains examples presented at https://hazelcast.com/clients/cplusplus/.
serialization — Examples for different Hazelcast serialization techniques.
- custom: Illustrates how you can use configure and custom serializers.
- global-serializer: Illustrates how you can use configure global serializer to be used when no matching serializer exist for a provided object.
- identified-data-serializable: Shows how to implement and configure IdentifiedDataSerializable serialization for objects.
- portable: Illustrates the configuration and usage of Portable objects.
- portable: Illustrates the configuration and usage of Portable objects.
spi: - Example for sing the hazelcast_client::get_distributed_object API.
tls — Example for showing how to configure SSL/TLS encryption for cluster communication.
transactions — Illustrates the usage of transactions in the cluster.
See reference manual Advanced Installation section to build and run the examples.