Hi Dimuthu,
For in-memory you need it anyway, but even for Infinispan for example.
That's to maintain references of the Cache itself. We have more than one
named cache in Carbon. For example, one for registry resources, one for UM
etc. This gives better performance, since not everything is
Hi Senaka,
I see a hashmap like this in InfinispanCacheManager.
private final MapString, Cache caches = Collections.synchronizedMap(new
HashMapString, Cache());
I think this code comes from InMemoryCacheManager and I don't see real
purpose of it. I am going to remove it. WDYT?
thanks,
