> From: David Jencks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> with ejb -- look at commit option D with a 24 hour timeout. This will
> give
> you 1 copy in memory. You may want to set it read-only also if it is
> really read only. There may be a way to get more than one copy using
a
> multi-instance sync
with ejb -- look at commit option D with a 24 hour timeout. This will give
you 1 copy in memory. You may want to set it read-only also if it is
really read only. There may be a way to get more than one copy using a
multi-instance synchronization interceptory, I'm not sure.
Without ejb -- write
Hi! I'm trying to figure out a caching strategy for a fairly simple
tree structure. The tree will be very heavily used, there are
relatively few nodes, they change only rarely, and transactional
behavior really isn't necessary. Some sort of cache which updates once
per day would be ideal.
The
