I have a CacheLoader that I am using to allow a TreeCache to act as the primary
interface to a DAV/JDBC data model. Each access to the backend can be quite
expensive. I note that a CacheLoader.get() is always preceeded by a
CacheLoader.exists(), which seems redundant to me and has the
I understand that the desire to form delegating cache networks has led to
TreeCache and CacheLoader having the same interface, but IMHO that interface
should be split into two so that the delegation/CacheLoader interface doesn't
contain non-canonical methods such as get(Fqn, Object),
I have implemented a CacheLoader and I noticed that the exists(Fqn) method is
being called in respose to TreeCache.get() with the same Fqn multiple times.
This is happening as it walks the Fqn down to my node. This seems incorrect - I
would expect the Fqn passed to exists() to start at the root
