Another question: do I undestand correctly that the lateral
cache lacks
the invalidate-message sending of the centralized remote cache?
My impression is the idea of lateral cache is fundamentally flawed. So I
just igore it.
Can you back that up?
I like the lateral cache, it makes a
On Wed, 2002-09-04 at 03:13, Yaron Sheffer wrote:
Hi,
I am exploring the possibility of using JCS as a stand alone object cache,
similarly to JCache. I'd like to run it in a J2SE environment, with no Web
server present. Is it at all possible?
Sure! No problem at all
If so, can I just
?
Thanks
Senthil
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Subject: Re: Where to place the cache.ccf file?
In the root of the classpath.
(You can actually put it anywhere and use
On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 01:42, Mike Klumpenaar wrote:
I was wondering what the plans for the JavaGroups lateral cache
implementation in the auxiliary-builds directory are? We've been using
JCS for a few months in a single server configuration, however, we
need to support a clustered
On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 17:20, Desai, Mehul P wrote:
Thanks again. Last two questions and that should really clear up current
doubts.
1) We are not setting the IsSpool element attribute - is that by default
true or false? If it is false, that means we are never writing to the disk
and the
I have no idea where that tag came from. I'd suggest using HEAD.
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Get head and look at auxiliary-builds/javagroups for something completely
different.
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But I have 8 line in log for each element read :
Maybe it's comming from here ? How can I disable the log ? Is it maybe
JBoss
who activate this ?
Oh my yes, 8 lines of output per element will slow things down plenty.
You need to turn the log4j log level for the jcs classes up to INFO or
WARN.
In your l4j config you probable want something like:
category name=org.apache.jcs
priority value=info/
/category
So that the jcs category will only log at info level (and
isDebugEnabled will return false)
On Jan 21, 2004, at 12:58 PM, Spaggiari, Jean-Marc wrote:
I have found !
In
CompositeCacheManager.getUnconfiguredInstance().configure(
propertiesObject );
CCM is still a singleton, you've just forced it to be configured
differently. Now access JCS as you normally would.
On Jan 20, 2005, at 5:47 AM, Roland Groen wrote:
I want to use JCS in one of our projects, but
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