EHCache does require the use of JDK1.4.
Specifically we use:
- LinkedHashMap, which provides us with an LRU HashMap - JDK1.4 logging - SoftRefererences
I guess there is a lot of production code out there on JDK1.3 and earlier. I could replace
the JDK1.4 logging with commons logging and the java.util.LinkedHashMap with something
similar.
I was pretty keen to use the java.util.LinkedHashMap, because the combination of a doubly-linked
list combined with a Hashmap in JCS was the source of the memory leak in it. The memory store code
went from around 1500 lines down to a few hundred and became much simpler to understand.
Greg Luck
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