>> +1 - I've started doing that and it's an ugly business.
>> 
>> Here's another approach:
>> - all jgroups configs shipped with ISPN come with the SEQUENCER added
>> - by default all messages have NO_TOTAL_ORDER flag attached
>> - RpcManager.invoke mthods would also support a totalOrder flag (similar to 
>> OBB flag currently supported)
>> 
>> With this approach:
>> - we would support heterogeneous caches on the same cache manager: TO, 2PC 
>> *and* non-tx caches
>> - we would allow existing users to switch to total order replication without 
>> the need to change the jgroups configuration
>> - the performance penalty of having the SEQUENCER for caches that don't need 
>> it, e.g. not tx caches, is minimal by the look of the code
>> 
>> How does it sound?
> 
> Intuitively, not nice ! Can't we have different configurations for these 
> use cases ?

We can, but the users that want to use both TO transactional caches and non 
transactional caches on the same transport - a pretty common scenario IMO - 
would have to add the seqeuncer to the jgroups configuration by hand. As the 
seqeuncer doesn't harm performance, why not have it there by default?   
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