Actually I don't mean to be misleading.... you do need to think about
concurrency for shared objects like static variables. But not the
memcache service.
On 4 Feb 2010, at 22:00, Fux wrote:
Hi everyone!
I have a question, are there any good examples of how Memcache should
be used in a real world case?
I mean, where should a cache be created?
If I created a Cache for caching some data used by a servlet, should I
create and store the instance in the servlet context on init or just
make a singleton or what?
Also, will it need to be Synchronized or not?
I am sorry if the question is a fairly newbie-ish but I am fairly new
to Google App Engine and, in general, web development plus I couldn't
really find good code samples...
Just to make it clear... I don't need to know how data should be put/
removed into the cache (I might need to know about synchronization
issues though) but really how to create/destroy a cache, where to
store it and how to make sure it's accessed correctly.
Thanks a lot!
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