"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Greg,
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| To answer your questions regarding load-time instrumentation.
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| 1. You will notice in the examples dir, I have not put any load-time
examples there. The main reason actually is that we don't encourage load time
option for production usage. This is because, say, 1) run under JBoss AS, it
will be very slow to start AS because JBoss Aop/Javaassit need to inspect all
of the classes involved, and 2) under other AS envs, no way we can have our own
special class loader without servere tinkering.
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The issue, however, is that there are plenty of people who would want to use
JBossCache in a standalone mode and as such not even documenting the option
makes things a little bit more painful - especially when you want to
compare/compete with a standalone product.
anonymous wrote :
| And honestly, I don't see the downside of using AOPC for production. Do you
see one?
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The ant driven aopc path makes some assumptions about the availability of
precompiled class files. If you have an environment where that isn't the case
and I have one that isn't even a contrived example as I've written a tool that
generates templated classes, and while I can do aopc in the background I really
just want to use the 'scripting' environment that created the classes and
instrument them as class-load or runtime.
anonymous wrote :
| 2. So like you mentioned, it is good to learn this product using load-time
option. I agree. Actually, I use the following Java options to run the unit
test inside my IDE:
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| -Djboss.aop.path=${output}/resources/jboss-aop.xml
-javaagent:${lib-50}/jboss-aop-jdk50.jar
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| So can you possibly contribute an example that runs with load time? :-)
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I am working on that very thing. Actually putting together a whitepaper that
speaks to JBossCache specifically.
anonymous wrote :
| 3. Finally, PojoCache with default configuration property (e.g., LOCAL
mode) is simply not interesting. You can't see the fine-grained graph
replication at work!
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| -Ben
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While its not all that interesting, you have to be able to show people how to
walk before they can run. The problem with the current stuff is that we show
people EVERYTHING, and the simple cases are simply missing. I want to do this
as a progression showing the bare basics of getting started and going from
there - assumig that JBossCache is used in a standalone manner.
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