Tim,
Are you using the disk cache? I had many problems with a large disk
cache, but nothing since switching to a database cache. I suspect my
problem had something to do with the shutdown or inconsistencies after
a forced shutdown.
Al
On 12/02/2008, Tim Cronin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use jcs (1.3) in a web application, and over time we're seeing where
>
> two different keys (string based key) point to the same object
>
> say we have key "a" key "b" if I call JCS.getCacheElement("a")
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> I get the element where the key = "b". I then call
>
> JCS.remove("b") then call JCS.get("b") I get null
>
> but if I call JCS.get("a") I get the object cached for "b"
>
> and subsequent calls to JCS.get("b") now return the object.
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> only if call JCS.remove("a") will the problem be fixed.
>
> it also seems to "right" itself over time I believe if it
> get dropped from the cache.
>
> I was able to see the key mismatch using the JCSAdmin.jsp
> to interrogate the cache.
>
> I'm trying to track down exactly when this happens.
>
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