I have a question about the object caching in OJB. I have a website that displays data from the database. The user cannot modify this data. I also have a JMS message listener (running in the same JVM) which receives events that in turn modify the data in the database. Now when a user logs in, I load up this data into the user session. My question is this: If my app changes the data in the database, will the changes be reflected in the data I have stored in the session? I would expect the data in the session to be consistent with the data in the OJB cache since both contain references to the same objects (OJB guarantees uniqueness of objects). And if this works it makes my front end website very easy. On the other hand, if this approach will not work, I must have my front end connect to the backend to retrieve the data from the database each time the page is displayed.
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