By looking at code I found that CacheManager is actually using system property so I must set system property for it. Still I am interested if there is any way how to access Jackrabbit API/core in JBoss. I know JCR API is used as JBoss module so its classes should be loaded just once. I even tried to make also some Jackrabbit jars as JBoss modules but it did not work for me. I could not initialize connection then. Is there anybody who successfuly solved this problem on JBoss 7?
Thanks Marek > ------------ Původní zpráva ------------ > Od: <[email protected]> > Předmět: CacheManager access on JBoss 7 > Datum: 02.3.2012 13:01:08 > ---------------------------------------- > Hi, > > I am using Jakcrabbit 2.2.9 on JBoss 7 with JCA. I get repository/session in > my > code using: > repository = (Repository) new InitialContext().lookup(config.getJndiName()); > > This repository is JCARepositoryHandle. I need to get RepositoryImpl so that I > can get CacheManeger but due to class loading in JBoss I cannot use: > Session session = repository.login(config.getCredentials()); > RepositoryImpl r = (RepositoryImpl) session.getRepository(); > > because class RepositoryImpl in my code and returned from session are loaded > by > different classloader. Is there any way how to access Jackrabbti API/core > classes? (I had the same problem with DataStoreGarbageCollector.) So far I did > not find > any solution to this. Or I need some other way how to change CacheManager > setting. > > If I understand correctly CacheManager limits memory used by all caches and > max > default is now 16MB so if I set bundleCacheSize on higher value it has no > effect > right? > > Thanks > > Marek > > > Marek Slama > [email protected] > > > Marek Slama [email protected]
