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Pivotal GemFire®8.2 Documentation
Pivotal GemFire 8.2 Release Notes
- What's New in Pivotal GemFire 8.2
- Installing Pivotal GemFire 8.2
- Upgrading to Pivotal GemFire 8.2
- GemFire 8.2 Resolved Issues
Supported Configurations and System Requirements
- Pivotal GemFire Supported Configurations
- Pivotal GemFire Tools Supported Configurations
  - Pivotal GemFire Pulse System Requirements
  - VSD System Requirements
- Pivotal GemFire Modules Supported Configurations
Pivotal GemFire User's Guide
Getting Started with Pivotal GemFire
- Pivotal GemFire in 15 Minutes or Less
- About Pivotal GemFire
- Main Features of Pivotal GemFire
- Installing Pivotal GemFire
- Upgrading Pivotal GemFire
- Setting Up the Product Examples
- Pivotal GemFire Tutorial
- Hello World Example
  - Introduction to the Hello World Example
  - Walkthrough of the Example Files
- QuickStart Examples
Configuring and Running a Cluster
- Overview of the Cluster Configuration Service
- Tutorial: Creating and Using a Cluster Configuration
- Deploying Application JARs to Pivotal GemFire Members
- Using Member Groups
- Exporting and Importing Cluster Configurations
- Cluster Configuration Files and Troubleshooting
- Loading Existing Configuration Files into Cluster Configuration
- Starting Up and Shutting Down Your System
- Running GemFire Locator Processes
- Running GemFire Server Processes
- Managing System Output Files
- Deploying Configuration Files without the Cluster Configuration Service
- Firewall Considerations
Basic Configuration and Programming
- Distributed System and Cache Configuration
- Cache Management
- Data Regions
- Data Entries
  - Managing Data Entries
  - Requirements for Using Custom Classes in Data Caching
Topologies and Communication
- Topology and Communication General Concepts
- Peer-to-Peer Configuration
- Client/Server Configuration
- Multi-site (WAN) Configuration
Managing Pivotal GemFire
- Pivotal GemFire Management and Monitoring
- Heap Use and Management
- Disk Storage
- Cache and Region Snapshots
- Region Compression
- Network Partitioning
- Security
- Performance Tuning and Configuration
- Logging
- Statistics
- Troubleshooting and System Recovery
Developing with Pivotal GemFire
- Region Data Storage and Distribution
- Partitioned Regions
- Distributed and Replicated Regions
- Consistency for Region Updates
- General Region Data Management
- Data Serialization
- Events and Event Handling
- Delta Propagation
- Querying
- Continuous Querying
- Transactions
- Function Execution
Developing REST Applications for Pivotal GemFire
- GemFire REST API Overview
- Prerequisites and Limitations for Writing REST Applications
- Setup and Configuration
- Using the Swagger UI to Browse REST APIs
- Developing REST Applications
- Sample REST Applications
- Troubleshooting and FAQ
  - Key Types and JSON Support
- Pivotal GemFire REST API Reference
Tools and Modules
- DiskConverterPre65to65
  - Running DiskConverterPre65to65
- Gemcached
- gfsh (GemFire SHell)
- Hibernate Cache Module
- HTTP Session Management Modules
- GemFire Pulse
- Visual Statistics Display
Reference
- gemfire.properties and gfsecurity.properties (GemFire Properties)
  - Using Non-ASCII Strings in Pivotal GemFire Property Files
- cache.xml
- Region Shortcuts
- Exceptions and System Failures
- Memory Requirements for Cached Data
- GemFire Statistics List
Glossary
Pivotal GemFire 8.2.x Native Client User's Guide
Pivotal GemFire Native Client 8.2 Release Notes
Pivotal GemFire Native Client Supported Configurations
Getting Started with Pivotal GemFire Native Client
- About the Native Client
- Installing the Native Client
- Running Native Client Applications
- QuickStart Examples and Guide
  - Running the QuickStart Examples
  - Accessing the QuickStart Guide
Setting System Properties
- Configuring the Native Client and Cache Server
- Attributes in gfcpp.properties
- gfcpp.properties Example File
  - Using the Default Sample File
Configuring the Native Client Cache
- Caches
- Cache Initialization File (cache.xml)
- Regions
- Region Entries
- Region Consistency
- Region Attributes
- Cache Management
Pivotal GemFire Native Client C++ API
- About the Native Client C++ API
- Creating a Cache
- Creating a Proxy Client-Side Region
- Adding an Entry to the Cache
- Accessing an Entry
- Removing an Entry
- Serializing Data
- Implementing User-Defined Objects in Java Clients
- Using a Custom Class
- Creating New Statistics
Pivotal GemFire Native Client C# .NET API
- About the Native Client C# .NET API
  - C# .NET Naming and Usage Conventions
  - Primary APIs in GemStone::GemFire::Cache::Generic
- C++ Class to .NET Class Mappings
- Java to .NET Type Mapping Table
- Object Lifetimes
- .NET Application Domains
  - Problem Scenarios
- Creating a Cache
- Creating a Region
- Adding an Entry to the Cache
- Accessing an Entry
- Removing an Entry
- Data Serialization
- Application Callbacks
- A Simple C# Example
- Troubleshooting .NET Applications
Preserving Data
- High Availability for Client-Server Communication
  - Configuring Native Clients for High Availability
  - Sending Periodic Acknowledgment
- Enabling Queue Conflation to Improve Update Performance
- Durable Client Messaging
Security
- Authentication
- Encrypted Authentication
  - Encrypt Credentials with Diffe-Hellman
  - Using PKCS for Encrypted Authentication
- Client Authorization
- Security-Related System Properties (gfcpp.properties)
- SSL Client/Server Communication
Remote Querying
- Remote Querying Basics
- Using Query Strings in the Native Client
- Accessing Cached Data
- Query Language Elements
- Remote Query API
Continuous Querying
- How Continuous Querying Works
- Implementing a Continuous Query
- Managing Continuous Queries
- CQ API and Main Features
Using Connection Pools
- How Client Load Balancing Works
- Configuring Pools
Transactions
- How Native Client Transactions Work
- Running a Native Client Transaction
- Suspending and Resuming Transactions
Function Execution
- Understanding Data-Aware Function Routing
- How Functions Execute
- Executing Functions in GemFire
Delta Propagation
- How Delta Propagation Works
- Delta Propagation API
- Cloning
- Implementing Delta Propagation
- Exceptions and Limitations
- Examples of Delta Propagation
Programming Examples
- Declaring a Native Client Region
- API Programming Example – C#
- API Programming Example – C++
- Data Serialization Examples
Interoperability of Language Classes and Types
- C++ Class to .NET Class Mappings
  - Interoperability of C++ Types When Using PDX Serialization
- Java to .NET Type Mapping Table
System Statistics
- Sampling Statistics
- System Performance Statistics
- Operating System Statistics
Installing the SQLite Persistence Manager
- Linux Installation
- Solaris Installation
- Windows Installation
Glossary

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Supported Character Sets

GemFire query language supports the full ASCII and Unicode character sets.

Parent topic: Query Language Features

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