COH-25991 Added a new Gradle plugin for POF serialization that instruments classes at build time (similar to the Coherence POF Maven plugin).COH-27374 Fixed an issue that prevented the serialization/deserialization of lambdas with JDK 21.COH-27383 Bumped integrated version of ASM to 9.5.Gradle POF Plugin - This plugin provides automated instrumentation of classes with the annotation to generate consistent (and correct) implementations of Evolvable POF serialization methodsįor more information see the Core Improvements documentation.Microprofile Health - Coherence MP Health is a very simple module that enables you to publish Coherence health checks into the MicroProfile Health Check Registries available at runtime.Additional Management over REST endpoints for Topics, Subscribers and Subscriber Groups.New MBeans covering Topics, Subscribers and Subscriber Groups.Topics Management Improvements - This version of Coherence introduces additional features and functionality to help you manage and monitor topics within a Coherence cluster.CDI Response Caching - Use caching annotations for response caching in CDI enabled applications such as Helidon.The well-known addresses are specified as a comma-separated list of endpoints enclosed withinĬurly parentheses -Dcoherence.cacheconfig=mycacheconfig.xml. is the official Coherence CE v23.03 release. The default cache configuration file ( mfes-cache-config.xml) uses well-known addresses. This file can be modified by a text editor to add additional properties such asĬLASSPATH entries or well-known addresses. Mfescache.cfg defines the Java Virtual Machine environment created byĮnterprise Server to enable it to utilize Coherence clients. See Oracle Coherence documentation for more information on cluster formation and configuration. The cluster name can be configured usingĬoherence.cluster. The Coherence clients and servers can discover each other by multicasting or unicasting using a list of well-known addressesĪnd will attempt to join to form a single cluster using a specified cluster name. The configuration file can be extracted and modified if required. Mfes-cache-config.xml and it is located along the CLASSPATH within the When using the default configuration files, the cluster name must always be configured viaĬoherence.cluster property. If the cluster name is not configured one is automatically generated based on the OS username running the client or server,įor example, "User's cluster".
These are suitable for production use, provided that system properties are configured for items such as the cluster name. %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Micro Focus\Enterprise Developer \etc (Windows) or Mfescache.cfg is also supplied and can be located at %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Micro Focus\Enterprise Developer \bin (Windows) or Micro Focus Enterprise Server support fileĮnterprise Developer, and can be located at
High CPU usage when used in a PAC environment.įor more information on Oracle Coherence clickĬoherence.jar, and if you are configuring security you will also require theĬoherence clients and servers are configured using a combination of xml configuration files and Java system properties. Note: Micro Focus recommends that you use either Java 8 with Remote clients or Java 11 with Direct or Remote clients to avoid an issue with
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