I dont have eviction policy and cacheloader requirement.
May be at some point of time we might have eviction policy but not cache loader
as its loading and storing the cache is achieved differently.
Is there any other way to trigger it .
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Acutally the combination of eviction policy plus cache loader is what we call
passivation. Only when you evict the data, do you then store it to the loader
store. So the cost is not as much as you think.
If you just want to get around this problem, you can set the eviction policy to
very long
HI,
I am using Jboss Cache 1.4
Buddy replication is not configured , My application requirement is such that I
need nodeVisited event triggered on getObject call on pojo cache.
Kindly let me know how to configure it without starting buddy replication.
Thx
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Ok, another way to trigger the event notification is to turn on the
passivation. That is you configure a regular TreeCache eviction policy plus a
cacheloader. When the node is evicted, it will store via the cache loader. This
is the recommended way to manage the memory anyway.
Look at
Which version of PojoCache you are running?
In 1.4, there is an optimization done to getObject such that is BuddyManager is
not configured and there is already a Pojo instance stored in the cache system,
e.g.,
| cache.putObject(fqn, pojo);
| ...
| cache.getObject(fqn);
|
then it will
