Controlling Slide cache, was Re: patch for auto-create-users

2004-04-27 Thread Carlos Villegas
Hi,

Daniel Florey wrote:

If LDAP provides some notification mechanism for informing slide about 
user/role updates additional user/role caching would be possible to 
achieve better performance.
I have a custom store that gets user/role info from an external source. 
 I set it up in the Domain.xml and it's working but Slide caches the 
objects and do not go to my store to get updated info. I can also detect 
external updates, but how do I control the caching in Slide? I don't 
want to disable caching completely. Is there a way to invalidate a cache 
entry from within my store code?

Thanks,

Carlos

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Re: Controlling Slide cache, was Re: patch for auto-create-users

2004-04-27 Thread Oliver Zeigermann
ExtendedStore allows you to invalidate entries. Subclass it and add your 
code that talks to your client store to find out which entries to 
delete. Use something like getTxCache().remove(null, [key to be 
invalidated] on objectsCache, permissionsCache, etc.

Oliver

Carlos Villegas wrote:

Hi,

Daniel Florey wrote:

If LDAP provides some notification mechanism for informing slide about 
user/role updates additional user/role caching would be possible to 
achieve better performance.


I have a custom store that gets user/role info from an external source. 
 I set it up in the Domain.xml and it's working but Slide caches the 
objects and do not go to my store to get updated info. I can also detect 
external updates, but how do I control the caching in Slide? I don't 
want to disable caching completely. Is there a way to invalidate a cache 
entry from within my store code?

Thanks,

Carlos

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