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07.Mar 2017List of Figures
- 2.1. Logical components of Elastic Social
- 2.2. Software Stack of Elastic Social
- 3.1. Use of sharding and replication sets
- 3.2. Single data center deployment
- 3.3. Multiple data center deployment
- 4.1. Mapping of Java classes and MongoDB documents
- 4.2. Method call sequence using the TaskQueueService
- 4.3. Components in identity and access management
List of Tables
- 1.1. Typographic conventions
- 1.2. Pictographs
- 1.3. CoreMedia manuals
- 1.4. Log files check list
- 1.5. Changes
- 3.1. Measured performance
- 3.2. Recommended shard keys
- 3.3. Configuration properties
- 4.1. Mapping of BSON values to Java types
- 4.2. Mapping of BSON collection values to Java types
- 4.3. Which module contains support for which type
- 4.4. Counter collections
- 4.5. Aggregated counter collections
- 4.6. Counters used in CoreMedia Elastic Social
- 4.7. Histogram counters
- 4.8. Average counters
List of Examples
- 3.1. Snapshot from a passive node
- 3.2. Shard other collections
- 3.3. Creating shard keys
- 3.4. Start JConsole on Windows OS
- 3.5. Start JConsole alternatively on UNIX based OS
- 4.1. Extending the API interfaces
- 4.2. Modifying returned instance
- 4.3. Create user from existing user
- 4.4. Creating a ModelIndex
- 4.5. Create a query
- 4.6. Creating a ModelCollectionConfiguration
- 4.7. Create a SearchIndexConfiguration
- 4.8. Example try catch
- 4.9. Listener
- 4.10. TaskQueueConfiguration
- 4.11. A task class
- 4.12. Execute a task
- 4.13. Small tasks
- 4.14. Typical Elastic Social dependencies
- 4.15. Application context Spring example configuration
- 4.16. Invalid configuration setup
- 4.17. Default configuration setup example
- 4.18. Example of the /com/acme/es-defaults.properties file
- 4.19. Configure a tenant filter and its mapping in your own application context
- 4.20. Spring controller with UserService
- 4.21. Configuring a UserAuthenticationProvider
- 4.22. Configuring LDAP Authentication
- 4.23. Implementing an ApplicationListener
- 4.24. Spring LDAP dependency
- 4.25. Dependencies for Facebook and Twitter integration
- 4.26. Configuring Elastic Social classes for Spring Social
- 4.27. Custom interface
- 4.28. Custom implementation
- 4.29. Get query result list
- 4.30. Interface and implementation
- 4.31. Model method definition
- 4.32. Casting of models
- 4.33. Set model properties
- 4.34. Customize models
- 4.35. Custom model services
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