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Thanks for the info... could you point me to some documentation or tutorials on 
how to aspectize my POJO?

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It is also referred to as instrumentation.

http://docs.jboss.com/jbcache/1.2.4beta/TreeCacheAop/html/instrumentation.html

Note that TreeCacheAop does not support jdk5 annotations as of yet (that I am 
aware of) so you have to use an annotation precompiler.

Example:

1.  add a marker to the class:
/**
 * @@org.jboss.cache.aop.AopMarker
 */
public class Address {...}  

2. use the annotation precompiler aopc (see example in JbossCache ant build 
file target )against the marked class.  (Make sure the jboss-aop.xml file is in 
the classpath).


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First, yes, you will need to aspectize your POJO.

Second, the API you want to use is

cache.putObject(/root, myObj);

and
((MyObject)cache.getObject(/root)).set(newvalue)

If you were planning on storing multiple POJOs under root with different 
uniqueIds as the key, just add the unique id as another level in the FQN. 

The other API is for plain cache usage only and doesn't use the AOP features.



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