Question

i dynamically create some regions using dynamic region factory in a gemfire distributed cache system. Although the regions exist in the server cache ( they appear when i print the existing regions) if i try to get them using the subRegion method i get a null pointer in return.

Are Dynamic Regions accessed other way, or what could the problem be?

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Solution

You have to use a FunctionAdapter to create the region (or check if the region exists) on the server first , then, create a mirrored version (a local region with the same path) on the c++ client

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