Hi Azeez,
In turing kernel, can we do $subject. We found "setExpiry" in your blog
post and following is the code we use, but we noticed it still timeouts in
15mins. Is there new API to do this or are we missing something ?
CacheManager manager =
Caching.getCacheManagerFactory().getCacheManager("inMemoryEventCacheManager").getCache("inMemoryEventCache").getCacheManager();
if(inMemoryEventCacheInit) {
return
Caching.getCacheManagerFactory().getCacheManager("inMemoryEventCacheManager").getCache("inMemoryEventCache");
} else {
inMemoryEventCacheInit = true;
return manager.<Integer,
SharedMemoryMatchingManager>createCacheBuilder("inMemoryEventCacheManager").setExpiry(CacheConfiguration.ExpiryType.MODIFIED,
new
CacheConfiguration.Duration(TimeUnit.DAYS,1000)).setStoreByValue(false).build();
}
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Thanks
/subash
*Subash Chaturanga*
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