Hey
"Lahooti, Hamid" wrote:
> >If you can make a testcase in which you start a transaction, use a bean,
> >commit the transaction, and the bean is *immediately* passivated I would
> >be surprised. Can you do this?
> As I quoted from WebLogic web site in a previous post, the beans are
> passivated after a timeout which does not help real life applications that
> access thousands of beans randomly.
In my experience real-life applications do not use data randomly. Also,
many many many algorithms use the properties of spatial and temporal
locality to implement efficient caching.
That is also one of the basics of caching: if you do not have any such
properties in the use of your data, then caching is useless.
/Rickard
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