I just replied to the other email before I read this one.
So I looked into that namespace yesterday. I thought it was kind of what I
was looking for.
But the method take an objectID - so how would I get the name of the cache
from the object id?
For example the method
protected abstract DataCachePCData removeInternal(Object oid);
I was thinking this is the one I will need to override - if correct - then
how do I get the entity metadata from the oid?
Frederic
Pinaki Poddar
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Re: Where in the code does open jpa
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Satrt looking from
interface org.apache.openjpa.datacache.DataCache
And its abstract implementation is a good place to extend
abstract class org.apache.openjpa.datacache.AbstractDataCache
Once you implement your own L2 caches (possibly as an extension of
AbstractDataCache) -- OpenJPA will wire up your implementation merely by
configuration.
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