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Harness Offsprings to divide, parallelize and conquer

Here's how to quickly turn your apps into a scalable, high-performance data-processing solution

Feature  By Edward Salatovka, Neal Lester, JavaWorld.com, 08/17/09

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Second, add a bean declaration for this implementation class to the project's Spring context file. For example:

<bean id="barrierArray" class="net.sourceforge.offsprings.splitter.impl.BarrierArrayImpl" singleton = "false" />

Third, add a value to the barriers property of the splitterFactory in the defaultSplitterContext.xml file referencing the newly created bean. For example:

<value>barrierArray</value>