I'm late to this thread, so please forgive if I miss something stated earlier
in all of the above :-)
First, the "Suppressing invocation" message is completely normal. The cache
itself (as opposed to the interceptor stack) doesn't actually do anything on a
commit() call, so the CallInterceptor just logs the message you see and
discards the call.
Second, when you are comparing your objects, where are you getting them from?
Do you hold a reference to an existing object, or do you get the object from
the cache? If you put a *different* object in the cache under an existing Fqn,
this doesn't *update* the existing object, it *replaces* it. Therefore, if
other code holds a reference to the old object, it shouldn't expect to see the
new object's values.
Example unit test code to illustrate my point:
| MerchantDailyAccount pojoA = new MerchantDailyAccount(1);
| cacheA.putObject("/test", pojoA);
|
| MerchantDailyAccount pojoB = new MerchantDailyAccount(128);
| cacheB.putObject("/test", pojoB);
|
| // pojoB REPLACED pojoA in the cache, so pojoA should
| // not have pojoB's dailySpend value
|
| assertEquals(1, pojoA.dailySpend);
|
| // Get the object from cacheA
| MerchantDailyAccount replacedA = cacheA.getObject("/test");
|
| assertEquals(128, replacedA.dailySpend);
|
| // Do an update of the existing object, not a replacement
| pojoB.setDailySpend(128.5);
|
| assertEquals(128.5, replacedA.dailySpend);
|
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