Brian McCallister wrote:
I tend to think that a better approach might be to use named cache regions and completely leave the cache configuration up to the cache implementation. The default cache might have some optional config params to specify this, or we could default to one of the many open source caching implementations out there now.
OK, I am convinced - it is probably more of a caching-aspect and not related to class-descriptors. If I think eg. JCS, the named region approach seems straight forward. (Let's not reinvent the wheel.) Speaking of which -- isn't it already possible to tune the TTL for different classes when using JCS since the regions are created per FQN and the caching config is controlled using JCD properties? I have not used OJB+JCS in a long time and have a somewhat sketchy recollection of the details so this might be bogus... Cheers, Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
