Coherence*Extend limitations
Now that we have both the cluster and the clients configured to use Coherence*Extend, we are ready to access remote Coherence caches from the client. For the most part, you already know how to do that, as the API is exactly the same whether you use TCMP or Coherence*Extend for communication: you use CacheFactory to obtain a reference to a NamedCache instance, and then use methods defined by the NamedCache interface to access or manipulate cached data, register listeners, execute queries, invoke entry processors, and so on.
However, even though the API is exactly the same, there are some major architectural differences between TCMP and Extend-based applications that have a significant impact on how certain things can ...
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