Christian Meunier got me started with some code to integrate Apache
Tubine's JCS today. I ended up rewriting much of the Cache package and
making some big improvements. Anyway, you may now specify a JCS cache in
the mapping file using
or
You must then configure the cache in the resource /
>>- Move chapters and sections around for a more consistent read
>Done. I hope this is an improvement.
I need more time to think some of the reordering through the
previous order was designed to get people started as quick as
possible ... topics went from "basic" to "advanced". The new
orde
Is a JCS cache serializable? If so, how much more would it take to pass the
whole session over the wire?
Thanks,
John
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You rock ;)
There is something that could be considered as a future upgrade.
Atm each persistent class will have its own region cache, it might be
usefull to be able to put more than one persistent class in a region cache.
We could specify the following in the cache interface:
public void setCla
>> 3. I think the persistent-classes and basic-or-mapping sections should
come
>> before the session-configuration section. Otherwise the order seems
good.
>Hm. My first approach would be to read the "how to get it up and
>running; aka configuration" and after that I will look into how to do
>ba
On 25 Jul (11:53), Gavin_King/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I need more time to think some of the reordering through the
> previous order was designed to get people started as quick as
> possible ... topics went from "basic" to "advanced". The new
> ordering is much more by subject which makes i
