When I use JBossCache with the BDBJE cacheloader, it seems to ignore
je.properties. I have my je.properties in WEB-INF/classes/je.properties
alongside all of my other properties files.
Does JBossCache do anything that prevents it from reading this? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Dan
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Thanks Ben. I was just counting on persistence between invocations of Java but
that if the object itself timed out, it would disappear. If I call
treecache.remove(), I assume it will be removed from the persistent store, so
perhaps I should catch an event when the node is being timed out (and
Do nodes get removed from the CacheLoader when they hit maxAgeSeconds?
Thanks,
Dan
[It looks like part of my problem is that things aren't getting cleaned up from
the CacheLoader, so Bdbje gets slower and slower, and eventually writes seem to
timeout. I assume this only happens with AsyncCach
Hmm. Nothing I've been trying seems to help. Has anyone here ever
successfully used the AsyncCacheLoader with the current Bdbje?
Unfortunately, it's looking like I'll have to replace JBossCache with something
else at this point...
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Oh, and if it matters, I have IsolationLevel at NONE. (And CacheMode at Local0
My use case is that I want to store the items on disk quickly and load from the
cache, but if the occasional item doesn't get stored to disk (because the
system crashed before it got written) that's ok. I just don't
t(fqn, key, val).
In the config, my CacheLoader section looks like:
org.jboss.cache.loader.bdbje.BdbjeCacheLoader
location=/home/dlg/cache/bdbje
true
false
true
true
and I'm using the DummyTransactionManager.
Anyway, thank you for
acheLoader
location=/home/dlg/cache/bdbje
true
false
true
true
and I'm using the DummyTransactionManager.
Anyway, thank you for JBossCache--it looks like an amazing system (even if I'm
stressing out because I have an important de
I'm slowly migrating some code from EHCache to JBossCache. Until I'm done,
will there be any big performance issues with having both TreeCache and EHCache
running at the same time? (EHCache will just be used for Hibernate.)
Also, for Hibernate, if I don't need a transactional cache can I just
Thank you Bela--I missed that. I assume it will still write each update
separately rather than merging them, correct?
(If so, I may write a version that delays and merges updates cases like mine
where updates to different keys are idempotent. I've never looked at the
JBossCache, so hopefully
Hi--
I'm thinking of using JBossCache in a large project and I've been reading the
docs, but I'm not totally clear about some aspects. I appologize for the
really basic questions, but I was hoping someone might know, since it would
help me choose whether to use JBossCache.
I've got a Map that
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