Here's your problem:
CacheHelper.getImportCache().get(nodename).put("importTracker", tracker);
Use:
CacheHelper.getImportCache().put(nodename, "importTracker", tracker);
Do the same anywhere else you have the same kind of thing going on.
The 1.x "public Node get(Fqn)" method was a bad idea and is conceptually being
completely reworked in JBC 2.0. If you invoke directly on a JBC 1.x Node
rather than through the cache, your call bypasses all the interceptors that do
stuff like cache loader integration, replication, locking, etc.
To answer your question about having to call put() again if you modify your
object, yes you do, unless you prepare your object for JBoss Dynamic AOP and
use PojoCache.
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