I should add that we want concurrent on about 98% of our code and locks
on about 2%.  It would really suck to configure this if you can't set a
global default.  Using wildcards would not be a good solution either
based on our code.

 

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Performance is not a concern and neither is the data being deterministic
because for the most part there is only person making changes and we
need these changes to propagate to many nodes instead of configuring
each machine.

 

I can honestly say this is big issue against Terracotta because it
appears JBossPOJOCache will support this.

 

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Subject: Re: [tc-dev] [tc-users] global lock level

 

To answer your question, no, there is not a way to set the default lock
level.

I feel compelled to point out except for very specific uses, concurrent
is not really a good idea.  Why are you thinking to go with concurrent?
If you want better performance you should use a combination of read and
write locks.


Jason Chaffee wrote: 

Is it possible to set a global default lock level?  By default, it is
currently set to 'write'  I would like to set it to 'concurrent' and
lock the methods that need it.

 

Jason Chaffee 

Software Architect/Server Team Manager 

  <http://www.tvworks.com> 

APPLICATIONS DIVISION 

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