You can use it with cache-invalidation.  Consult the docs.  Cache-invalidation isn't transactional though so shouldn't be used with critical data.  Bela and Harald are implementing a distributed cache for JB4.
 
Go on a bean by bean strategy.  If the bean is read-only, than commit-A in cluster is fine.  If the bean is read-mostly and non-critical, cache-invalidation is fine.
 
Bill
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Hi all,

Does commit option A currently have any meaning in the context of a clustered JBoss instance (since there's no distributed locking and presumably the preload cache is not distributed)?

Dave

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