Just for further help
heres a link on the details of the MBean that comes with sleepycat
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/je/java/com/sleepycat/je/jmx/JEMonitor.html
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Ok I have been able to test whether my BdbjeCacheLoader was reading my
properties correctly.
The way I did it is just to generate the jmx bean that comes with sleepycat and
then drop the jars and service descriptpor into the deploy directory and from
here use the jmx console and you will be abl
Hey Guys,
I have been having a look at this, the enviornment home as i see it is the
location of where you data store is, so in terms of Jboss Cache this is the
value you set for the property "location" in the cache loader config. And it is
in this directory you should place your je.propertie
ok, now i had a look at the BDbje code and noticed that it takes about 60
percent of the total memory, which is 60 percent of the 1024 i allocated in
Xmx. so it caches all the objects already present in jbosscache and the copy of
all this i s also there in the persistent storage.
now je is sup
