Greetings,

I was not able to discern from the docs whether or not JCS would function
well in the following envrionment.

A little background:
I develop small business websites that are often hosted in a multi
webapp/virtual host environment. I deploy under Tomcat most of the time. I
strive to make each webapp deployable with minimal configuration and no
resource sharing. In other words static classes that can only be
instantiated on a global or App-Server wide level are taboo unless it is
part of the standard and integrated with the container.

Question:

Does JCS play nice with other instances of JCS when being deployed in
several webapps under the same server?
I would imagine yes, because Tomcat webapps have there own classpath.

But, i was just wondering if deploying a jcs.jar and a cache.ccf within each
webapp is possible and safe. I imagine there would be limitations in regard
to RemoteCaching and DiskCache... or would there?

Can someone tell me if they are using jcs like this?

Also, If i just want to use JCS on the most basic level is there a code
sample for this?

Finally, I want my objects to only stay in memory for a specified amount of
time. Can i specify the cache timeout for individual objects? For example, I
have a module that retrieves weather information and stores the info in a
database. Then every hour following that the weather data is updated using
Quartz Scheduler. When a user views the website a call is made to the
database to display the weather info. The weather info appears on several
pages. Would it be possible to set the weather bean to persist in cache and
then timeout every half hour?

Thanks for your help,
Brandon Goodin
Phase Web and Multimedia
P (406) 862-2245
F (406) 862-0354
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http://www.phase.ws



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