JCS will decidedly not provide a plugin for hibernate. If you want one write it yourself.
As an aside, (even if I used Hibernate) I would never cache that deep in my data access layer. In my applications I provide a caching facade that sits on top of my DAO's and not underneath. I want control over my cache. Also, all my data doesn't come from a database. I talk to dozens of services and I want a consistent caching layer. Also, my caching facade translates the data transfer objects that come from the various DAO's (db and webservice). I want to cache the translated value objects if possible, so I can't cache that deep. It's generally bad design to cache under your dao rather than on top. . . . About 3 years ago the Hibernate people found a couple bugs in the cache (which have been fixed for years now!) and they started ehcache. This is an old story that I don't have the time to retrace. There is a link on the JCS homepage that compares eh and JCS, and needless to say JCS is far superior in every way. . . . Aaron --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
