Even though it appears like I'm talking to myself it appears that my previous 
method of doing things doesn't quite work, even after fixing the obvious bug so 
that it reads:

  |         _serviceCache = new PojoCache( _channel ) {
  |             public void start() throws Exception {
  |                 
  |                 // START HACK: STOP JBOSSCACHE FROM BLOCKING FOREVER
  |                 this.disp = new RpcDispatcher( _channel, 
_serviceCache.getMessageListener(), _serviceCache, _serviceCache );
  |                 this.disp.setMarshaller( getMarshaller() );
  |                 // END HACK
  |                 
  |                 super.start();
  |             }
  |         };

This does fix the problem in TreeCache and allows me to create my own 
RpcDispatcher that I can use for my own means but this RpcDispatcher still does 
not work, and produces a EOFException which causes the main thread to sit in a 
wait block (maybe because there's 2 RpcDispatchers, one for JBossCache and one 
for me?) I'd love some advise from the authors on how I should be dealing with 
this problem, but I'm not sure anybody is there.

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