Hi list!
I use XPath caches in my application (it fills compiled XPath object in
a reference map as they are needed, and fetces from the map if they
already exist).
As the XPath-expressions are different for different "client-classes" I
want to keep the same cache connected to the same type of
"client-class". (To utilize several small caches and high hit-ratio's in
them).
If I use HiveMind to inject the cache as a pooled service, the same
cache will be injected into different "client-classes".
If I use a singleton model for the cache-service the same instance will
be used by different client-classes. The app is also multithreaded - so
the same cacheentry should not be accessed by several clients concurrently.
The clientclasses are also services (pooled) - so once the cache is set
on a service it will be reused until the pooled service is destroyed
(just what I want).
What I basically need is a service which creates objects and never
reuses them in any way. (Object-factory). Of course I could just
instanciate the cache myself in the service's constructors; but I want
to apply interceptors to the cacheclass - thus it has to be declared as
a service (to get the interceptors applied) (?) - or is it possible to
utilize an objectfactorty which adds interceptors?
I am using HiveMind 1.0
Hope I made myself understood.
Kind regards,
David
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