See gili this is why you get banned from hibernate forums. Not having
cross-jvm cache is not hibernate's fault because the cache implementation is
pluggable. EHCache is just the default cache and it wasn't meant to be
cross-jvm enabled. From your comment I can infer that you checked out all
other cache implementation for hibernate and NONE of them supported
cross-jvm caching, but this simply isnt true. Jboss's tree cache is a
clustered/transaction cache. Does cayenne support pluggable cache
implementations?

-Igor
 

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>       I've already found one design advantage of Cayenne, 
> cross-VM caching: 
> http://www.objectstyle.org/cayenne/userguide/design/caching.html
> 
>       I ran into problems with Hibernate because I had to 
> access the DB from two different JVMs (one from a webapp, 
> another from an admin console) and EHCache is a per-process cache.
> 
>       I'll keep on listing more distinctive features as I run 
> into them. BTW, I've played around with their GUI modeling 
> tool and *man* it rocks! I think that's another huge 
> advantage over Hibernate, no more XML configuration hell.
> 
> Gili
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