You can sort of see into the CacheModel:
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SqlMapClientImpl impl = (SqlMapClientImpl) sqlMap;
SqlMapExecutorDelegate delegate = impl.delegate;
Iterator cacheModelNames = delegate.getCacheModelNames();
while(cacheModelNames.hasNext()){
String model = (String) cacheModelNames.next();
CacheModel cacheModel = delegate.getCacheModel(model);
System.out.println(model + ": " + cacheModel.getHitRatio() + "% hit ratio");
}
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Right now, there just is not much to see. If you want more, feel free
to patch the CacheModel class to expose stuff, and attach it to a JIRA
issue.
Larry
On 9/22/06, Nathan Maves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmm... if you really plan to keep all available values in the cache
why not just load them all into memory at startup of your app. In
your case you are using an LRU cache which is designed for maximizing
performance for you most used objects, while limiting your footprint
in memory.
To answer your question I do not believe that you can monitor this
right now though ibatis.
Nathan
On 9/22/06, Zhao, Qintao (Contractor) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> All,
>
> I have a requirement to monitor the cache size used by a cache model. Say I
> have the following cache model defined in a SqlMap,
>
> <cacheModel id="MDC_PRFL-cache" type="LRU" readOnly="true"
> serialize="false">
> <flushInterval hours="168" />
> <property name="cache-size" value="2000" />
> </cacheModel>
>
> I would like to know the actual size used by cache during runtime. Could
> someone help me out ? We want to make sure the cache is
> big enough to hold all cached objects in the future.
>
> thanks a lot,
>
> Qintao
>
