OutServlet is not calling cache.put() after adding the new value to the list.  
A plain TreeCache cannot detect changes made to objects placed in the cache; it 
will only replicate when put() or remove() are called.

If you want a cache that can automatically detect and replicate changes made to 
cached objects, you need to use TreeCacheAop. In fact, not having to remember 
to call put() all the time is one of the key benefits of TreeCacheAop :)

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