Looking at your scenario I think this is expected behaviour.
cache.remove() will remove the node and all it's children. When you use a
cache loader, this behaviour is passed on to the cache loader too.
So when you do cache.remove("/a") this will remove /a and all its children both
in memory and in the cache loader.
So I'm not surprised that when you then to a cache.get("/a/b/c") you get null.
:)
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