I fixed the store according to the recent discussion:
- the <transient-store> is really transient, and its default implementation forbid to set "user-persistent-store" to true.
- the <store> is a memory store backed by the <persistent-store>
All stores are now instrumented and provide 3 instruments : size, hits (successful lookups) and misses (failed lookup). These instruments may prove very useful to fine tune the memory settings.
I also set use-store="true" on XSLT processors, which should speed up things.
Enjoy, Sylvain
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