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1. Ehcache - Distributed RMI not working    stackoverflow.com

I have this strange problem with ehcache 2.0 that I hope someone can help me with. I have set up a cluster of two hosts, A and B. I can see ...

2. hibernate distributed 2nd level cache options    stackoverflow.com

Not really a question but I'm looking for comments/suggestions from anyone who has experiences using one or more of the following:

  • EhCache with RMI
  • EhCache with JGroups
  • EhCache with Terracotta
  • Gigaspaces Data Grid
A bit ...

3. Hibernate Distributed 2nd Level Cache Provides 'free' replication?    stackoverflow.com

I have been experimenting with Hibernate 3.6 and I am wondering about the capabilities of the provided infinispan distributed cache. I have a requirement to have database replication between my main site ...

4. Caching using hibernate    stackoverflow.com

I have 2 applications.First one is a web application through which we provision reference data.Second one is an ESB based application where the reference data is used.The reference data changes but ...

5. EhCache, JPA 2.0 L2 cache, Caching strategy    stackoverflow.com

HI all, I'm new to the world of L2 Caching so please go easy on me :). I have a few questions: 1) What would be the difference between EhCache vs JPA 2.0 ...

6. Second Level cache in distributed enviroment.    forum.hibernate.org

7. EHCache and distributed caching using JGroups    forum.hibernate.org

Hello, I have to synchronize 2 eh-cache instances The JGroups solution seems fine and quite easy to implement. The UDP Multicast mode is attractive (no need to configure the server address, more flexibly). But we can lose messages.. While TCP Unicast mode is more robust. For these reasons, I will probably choose th Unicast TCP solution. Do you have any advice ...

8. Hibernate ehcache RMI distributed problem    forum.hibernate.org

I have the problem with distributed ehcache and hibernate in the standalone applications. I have created two nodes which work on the different JVM for testing destributed cache. I use RMI replication but it doesn't work. The first application has following configuration: Java class: @Entity @Table(name="SEX") @Cache(region = "Cache1", usage= CacheConcurrencyStrategy.READ_WRITE) public class Sex implements Serializable{ @Id @Column(name="sex_id") @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY) ...

9. Distributed Object Cache with limited distribution?    forum.hibernate.org

Hello everyone, we are planning a large business application with just a few database tables but many rows in the tables. For performance and fail-safeness we will be using a cluster of servers. We are thinking about using Hibernate and JBossCache. The problem we see with JBossCache is that it always distributes all objects to each cluster node. This would be ...





10. Distributed Cache    forum.hibernate.org

Hello! I would like to ask you for an advice. We are planning to use Hibernate in a distributed application and I have some doubts. Does Hibernate supports caching objects in a distributed environment? How can I deal with this? If you can, please send me some links so I can learn about this. Thanks for your help.

11. hibernate + ehcache distributed caching woes    forum.hibernate.org

Author Message j822 Post subject: hibernate + ehcache distributed caching woes Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 12:07 am Newbie Joined: Tue Apr 24, 2007 11:57 pm Posts: 3 We're trying to setup caching for our webapp using Spring + Hibernate + Ehcache. Everything works great and has been working great... that is until we enable the distributed component of ...

12. Hibernate and Ehcache Distributed Caching Question    forum.hibernate.org

Newbie Joined: Wed Aug 08, 2007 7:40 pm Posts: 2 So, I have a question in relation to Hibernate and ehcache, specifically setting up distributed caching and observing it in action. I'm working in a setup that uses Hibernate 3.2 (3.2.5, I think), which has ehcache 1.2.3 included. We use ehcache for our second-level caching. I have been tasked with setting ...