I don't understand the question. If you want to write your own persistence layer for JBossCache, then I suggest to take a look at the new JBossCache 1.2 (due mid December) release, which includes some more aspects (a.k.a. Interceptors). You could write one which intercepts all methods with modifications and persists them to DB.
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