The view has an OSCache JSP tag that flushes OSCache's cache. If
you're using OSCache to cache things, this should work.
FWIW, I'm thinking of removing OSCache since EhCache is already used.
If you're using EhCache and figure out how to flush the cache, we'd
be happy to remove OSCache and add in some flush logic for EhCache.
It may be best to use JMX to do the flushing.
Matt
On Nov 28, 2007, at 7:01 AM, Yopy wrote:
I'm currently using ehcache as supplied with AppFuse to store a set of
large-ish objects, and now I'd like to add the specific cache used
to the
caches to be emptied in AppFuse's 'flush cache' admin menu option.
Usually,
this would be as easy as updating whichever controller is used for
that
particular option. However, searching through the files didn't give
me any
results - the dispatcher-servlet.xml seems to forward requests to
flushCache.html to the filenameController bean, which is an
instance of
Spring's UrlFilenameViewController. I've looked into the source of
that one,
but it doesn't seem to do anything with the cache - merely forward
the user
to some view, I believe.
So, where's it hidden? Where can I find the bit 'o code that
empties the
cache(s), so I can make it empty an extra cache? Or, is there some
other way
to empty a given cache?
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