Right, for a clustered environment (which Roller should support - even if file uploads and such don't work so well) - we'd need to use JBoss TreeCache or OSCache. I've used OSCache (with JGroups) with good success - but we did have to modify some files for Hibernate 3.
http://opensymphony.com/oscache/wiki/Hibernate.html Matt On 1/11/06, Jeff Blattman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > stupid newbie comment ... does roller support multi instances? if it > did, l2 cache becomes problematic unless it's a super-smart > implementation that sync's itself across instances. > > Allen Gilliland wrote: > > >yes? no? anybody? > > > >i'd like to commit a *very* modest version of a hibernate L2 cache which > >would use ehcache and only apply to a few objects ... RollerPropertyData, > >WebsiteData, and UserData. > > > >-- Allen > > > > > >On Mon, 2006-01-09 at 18:59, Allen Gilliland wrote: > > > > > >>One of the things that we currently do not take advantage of is object > >>level caching. Hibernate makes it pretty easy to add an L2 cache on a > >>class by class basis, so I'd like to start by adding an L2 cache for a > >>handful of classes like ... RollerPropertyData, WebsiteData, and > >>UserData. All three of those classes are highly used and seldomly > >>changed, so they are ideal for caching. > >> > >>We can play with a variety of possible cache implementations, but > >>EhCache is the default and seems easiest to use at this point. > >> > >>Would anyone object to this? > >> > >>-- Allen > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > >
