I need test the effectiveness of JCS caching with some of the java objects
that are otherwise always fetched from the DB in my Java application (e.g.
StateVO {CD, Name}).
How should I configure the "# DEFAULT CACHE REGION" section of my cache.ccf
so that if a region is not explicitly defined in the cache.ccf, no caching
for that object would occur? I believe there should be some option by which:
if I comment out a particular pre-defined cache region in the cache.ccf, no
caching would occur for that object, without any change in the java code.
I tried the following:
JCS cache = null;
String cacheRegionName = "state";
cache = JCS.getInstance(cacheRegionName);
String getState(stateCode) {
StateVO state = (StateVO) getCache().get(stateCode);
if (state == null) {
state = dao.getState(stateCode);
cache.put(stateCode, state);
}
}
The StateVO objects are being cached and retrieved from the cache
irrespective of whether the "state" region is pre-defined in the cache.ccf.
What needs to be done so that the above objects would not be cached if I
comment out the state region?
I saw someone mention a "nocache" or "NOPCache" option - but could not find
the source or documentation supporting that. Any pointers?
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