Or even the ClusteredCacheLoader will help - the CCL lazily loads entries from
its neighbours if it is needed and cannot be found locally.
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anonymous wrote : If I'm not using a persistent store, how do I leverage the
invalidation to find a valid entry elsewhere in the cluster?
Take a look at TcpDelegatingCacheLoader, looks like this would solve your
problem.
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Thanks for the reply, Manik.
I guess I was assuming too much, then. When the entry is invalidated, I
thought the cache would see this the next time the entry is referenced, and get
an updated entry from another cache in the cluster (presumably one that has a
non-invalidated entry).
If I'm not
Well, that's what invalidation does. :-) No replication at all, just
invalidates keys that have changed on remote instances.
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