Hi,

I am passing a serialized object through a JMS middleware. This is an
object persisted using OJB and the object ends up being 'published' from
one JVM and 'subscribed' to from another JVM. I presume because of the
caching of persistent objects in OJB changes by the subscriber to the
objects persistent state are not being reflected in the publishers side.

Do I have to turn the caching off to get these database changes to be
reflected and how do I do that. Or is there some mechanism that marks
cached objects as stale when the state changes in the database without
going through the OJB. And how do I do that?

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