If you want to control the life of an object in the cache, use MaxLifeSeconds. In this scenario, no matter how popular an element is in the cache, it will become stale when the MaxLifeSeconds is reached.
If you want to control how long an object can remain idle before becoming invalid, use MaxMemoryIdleTimes. In this scenario, as long as an element is accessed frequently, it will not become stale. ShrinkIntervalSeconds controls how often the MemoryShrinkerThread runs. This thread looks through the cache for stale elements. If it finds a stale element, it removes it from the cache. If you do not have this thread enabled, JCS will not know an element is stale until the next time it is accessed. -----Original Message----- From: bobby buche` [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 2:44 PM To: Turbine JCS Users List Subject: Configuration Attributes I'm need to set up different cache regions with different timeouts of the objects within the different regions. For example Region A the life of the objects are 24 hrs. Region B the life of the objects 60 minutes and etc. Do I want to use MaxLifeSeconds in each region to do this. Is there anywhere I can get a good descriptions of all the attributes that the configuration can be set to. What is ShrinkerIntervalSecond and MaxMemoryIdleTimeSeconds. Brian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
