Thanks again for the reply Brian.
The cache data is loaded via a CacheManager class, which queries for the data
in several databases. This class has been added to and updated for a long
period of time and is why intially I have been looking into just using a
wrapper class and adding the in memory data to a TreeCache. There is a lot of
code and application dependency built into this CacheManager.
I will look into the shared CacheLoader solution that you mentioned.
Also, I have been looking into starting the TreeCache in an inactive state and
with the idea of then registering it after it is loaded.
| TreeCacheAop() cache = new TreeCacheAop();
| PropertyConfigurator config = new PropertyConfigurator();
| config.configure(cache, JBOSS_TREE_CACHE_CONFIG_FILE);
|
| cache.setInactiveOnStartup(true);
|
| cache.createService();
| cache.startService();
|
| // load cache data to tree cache
|
| cache.activateRegion("/");
|
>From what I've seen it still looks like the replication methods are being
>called by each node, however it looks like they are being ignored. What are
>you thoughts on this approach as I'm not exactly sure if this will work?
Again thanks for you assistance.
Jed
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