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Fix build errors v/5.5 (#242)
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11:26:44 AM: [08:26:44.884] ERROR (asciidoctor): target of xref not found: hazelcast:computing:entry-processor.adoc
11:26:44 AM:     file: docs/modules/ROOT/pages/user-code-deployment.adoc
11:26:44 AM:     source: https://github.com/hazelcast/hazelcast-platform-operator-docs (branch: v/5.5 | start path: docs)
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fantkolja authored Sep 16, 2024
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|JAR files from an external bucket are placed under the Java classpath when the following parameter values are supplied:

- `secret`: Name of the Secret object which holds the credentials for your cloud provider.
- `bucketURI`: Full path for the external bucket. For example: `gs://your-bucket/path/to/jars`.
- `bucketURI`: Full path for the external bucket. For example: `gs://your-bucket/path/to/jars`.

|`configMaps`
|Files specified in the ConfigMaps are placed under the Java classpath.
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The example configuration does the following:

- Downloads JAR files from the specified external bucket and places them under the classpath of each of the Hazelcast members.
- Puts all the files specified in the ConfigMap objects under the classpath of each of the Hazelcast members.
- Downloads JAR files from the specified external bucket and places them under the classpath of each of the Hazelcast members.
- Puts all the files specified in the ConfigMap objects under the classpath of each of the Hazelcast members.


.Example configuration
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=== Example MapStore Configuration

An example `Map` resource with MapStore configuration.
An example `Map` resource with MapStore configuration.

.Example configuration
[source,yaml,subs="attributes+"]
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- Durable Executor Service
- Scheduled Executor Service.

Configuration options for a `Hazelcast` resource to work with all three variants are shown in this section, along with examples of how you might implement these options. For more detailed implementation information, see xref:hazelcast:computing:executor-service.adoc[Java Executor Service].
Configuration options for a `Hazelcast` resource to work with all three variants are shown in this section, along with examples of how you might implement these options. For more detailed implementation information, see xref:hazelcast:computing:executor-service.adoc[Java Executor Service].


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== Configuring an Entry Processor with Hazelcast Platform Operator

An entry processor executes your code on a map entry in an atomic way. To implement the `EntryProcessor` interface, you can deploy an `EntryProcessor` class from the Hazelcast Platform Operator to the classpath of a Hazelcast member. See xref:hazelcast:computing:entry-processor.adoc[Entry Processor] for more detailed information.
An entry processor executes your code on a map entry in an atomic way. To implement the `EntryProcessor` interface, you can deploy an `EntryProcessor` class from the Hazelcast Platform Operator to the classpath of a Hazelcast member. See xref:hazelcast:data-structures:entry-processor.adoc[Entry Processor] for more detailed information.

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