interessante Informationen, vielen Dank :-)
m, I mean, Thank you ;-P
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It depends on what behaviour you are after. The max-bean-age parameter sets how long
an inactive bean will remain in the cache at the most. After that it will be
passivated. Any further access of the bean within max-bean-life time period will
activate the bean. It will be removed if not accessed
i can not catch you ,
do you mean i should chage the at the same time?
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The max-bean-life sets the period how long a passivated bean will exist before it is
removed (scan time set by remover-period).
The max-bean-age sets the period of inactivity before a bean is passivated (scan time
is set by overager-period).
You need to check all those settings to get your desi
