Hi Guys,
Thanks for your responses, is JBoss Tree Cache AOP is standalone cache. Do i
have to start server inorder to use Cache service, I guess it's standalone
cache.
Thanks
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Hi,
Thanks for ur reply, I heard that JBoss Tree Cache has some limitations as
can't maintain relationships, objects have to be serialized etc but
TreeCacheAOP won't have all these since we will be using POJO. so that's why I
wanted to use JBoss TreeCacheAOP(POJO Cache) to save some of startup
Why do you want to TreeCacheAop to cache strings? It's immutable and
serializable -- there is no benefit. TreeCache is fine for this.
If you want to do it:
cache.putObject(someFqn, myString);
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Hi Guys,
I saw tutorial for JBoss Tree Cache AOP, I personally thought it's more of
theoretical. I need tutorial which will give me simple example of caching
String using JBoss TreeCacheAOP, can you guys please direct me to proper one I
did search but I found tons of them .
I really appreciat
Some basic troubleshooting steps are probably the best.
1) Can you try out the example that comes with the distro (in standalone mode)?
If it works,
2) Can you try out your example in standalone mode to make sure it works first?
3) You will probably need to turn on log tracing to see if the fie
I've got some problems with pre-compiled classes.
JBoss 4.0.3 SP1 and JDK5
jboss-aop.xml:
1. aopc ant task works fine - for example, for class Owner (that implements
interface Identifiable) with member "email" it creates classes
Owner$email_Get.class and Owner$email_Set.class (Owner i
Ok, thanks for the suggestion. I will let Kabir know about it.
-Ben
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I finally managed to do the load-time weaving. Everything else was OK, but in
jboss-service.xml in jboss-aop-jdk50.deployer I hadn't changed
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as I was using the -javaagent:pluggable-instrumentor.jar.
This should have been obvious thing to do (if you read the comment in the
beginning o
Can you do the pre-compiled mode instead? E.g., using aopc first. This way, we
don't depend on the load time weaving.
-Ben
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I'm stuck with the same problem as gregorypierce while trying to deploy my .ear
file into default configuration of JBoss AS 4.0.3RC1 with latest EJB 3 support
(EJB-3.0_RC3) on Win XP.
I have done the following steps:
1) Created a class that should be cached (and jarred it into my .ear),
2) adde
Hi, I am sorry that it is not working out for you. Your suggestions are
valuable to me. How about you drop me an email (benwang at jboss dot com)? I
will work with you to see where the gaps are. I am sure this will benefit
others as well. I do have the plan to revamp the documentation in 1.2.4 r
Well after several days I give. TreeCacheAOP is just impossible for me to get
set up given the information available so I'll have to overlook it for now.
Hopefully the feedback below will help update the documentation for the next
guy:
1) Documentation does a LOT of theory up front and never ta
Well, I found a surprise sitting in your build path
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Is this the correct way to deal with realizing classes or is the approach
outlined in the documentation the correct way as the docs take an entirely
different approac
The ditro comes with a build.xml and couple of aop examples (in junit tests).
Why don't you try them out first, e.g., build.sh run.aop.batch or
run.aopc.batch. It has target for aopc and annoc as well.
Let me know what is missing so I can enhance the doc.
-Ben
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