Steven Noels dijo: > On 20 Feb 2004, at 12:52, Torsten Curdt wrote: > >> hm... what do they do? >> maybe we should talk to them and coordinate efforts? > > +1 - seems like the best plan to go forward without over-reacting.
Did we need a VOTE? Good news! I already read some info of JCS and looks like the jisp usage is optional: http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/jcs/JCSPackageInformation.html In this document under "Auxiliary caches": o.a.s.j.auxiliary.disk --------------------- The primary disk auxiliary. Objects are serialized to a file on disk. This implementation uses memory keys and performs quite well. Recomended for most cases. o.a.s.j.auxiliary.disk.jisp --------------------------- Disk cache implemented with the Java Indexed Serialization Package , which allows serialization of objects to B-Tree indexed tables on disk. This is quite slow currently. o.a.s.j.auxiliary.disk.hsql --------------------------- A disk cache using Hypersonic SQL to serialize the contained objects. Hope this help. Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo
