Long-term:
In Hibernate - use seperate caches which you have done for 3.3
Not quite true. What I have done so far is to introduce this
possibility. What happens right now is that there is only a single
RegionFactory implementation which simply "bridges" to the old
CacheProviders. Or perhaps what you meant was "separate caches" =
"separate regions", as opposed to "separate cache instances"?
I mean to allow for separate behavior/underlying cache for each type of
"things" we need to cache.
From Hibernate's perspective that requires the changes you have done.
For JBoss Cache that apparently requires more changes ?
In JBoss Cache - as it stands now you would have to use differnt
jbosscache configurations.
In older versions of JBC you would need different treecache.xml; but
that has been simplified
in later JBC's AFAIK - Manik/galder ? Depending on this and wether
optimistic locking is a global
or node level-and-down setting users might need some less or more
complex "writing jbosscache config files
for hibernate" examples ;)
I think this is going to depend exactly on the different configuration
options/parameters that need to get applied to the cache instances used
by the different Hibernate regions (of course until we have the
capability to natively configure these per region within JBC).
Yes this is a JBC "configuration issue" as far as I understand.
Would just be good to have a somewhat decent default configuration
file/template
to include with hibernate.
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