Perhaps I'm missing a setting? None of my timeouts are set to 0, as seen below:
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Yes, Hibernate does require that you call your config file treecache.xml. You
should also be able to specify JNDI properties so that it picks up the shared
TreeCache instance bound to JNDI by the app server though...
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Thanks for the tip, but now i get another error:
10:24:38,851 ERROR [Hibernate] Starting failed jboss.har:service=Hibernate
org.hibernate.cache.CacheException: org.jboss.cache.ConfigureException: could
not find resource treecache.xml
But if i rename treecache-service.xml to treecache.xml and pu
This is a configuration error. In hibernate-service.xml, you should use:
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This is because Hibernate comes with a 'Provider' class for each major cache it
supports; a wrapper that abstracts
