1. Hibernate Filters break the second level cache stackoverflow.comI've a collection mapped, which caches fine in the L2Cache. As soon as I apply a filter to the collection, the L2Cache is not used. I can't use a ... |
2. Problem with Cache (filter/Hibernate) coderanch.comHi I don't know how the Hibernate Filter works and how does it maintain cache. But i would like to maintain cache for my application. In Hibernate when i am using two different application using same database.there when i insert some value in table using hibernate(here i think it maintains some internal cache.)Now when i enter 2nd value(its generating some internal ... |
3. Problem with Cache (filter/Hibernate) coderanch.comHi I don't know how the Hibernate Filter works and how does it maintain cache. But i would like to maintain cache for my application. In Hibernate when i am using two different application using same database.there when i insert some value in table using hibernate(here i think it maintains some internal cache.)Now when i enter 2nd value(its generating some internal ... |
4. Filters break the Second level cache forum.hibernate.orgI've seen a couple of posts regarding this, but I can't understand why this has never been answered, apart from a fix that supposedly went into a 3.1 release. I'm using 3.2.6-ga and am still experiencing the issue I have a set that is defined and works in the second level cache. As soon as a filter is applied to the ... |
5. EntityLoader misses to use Filter after L2 cache eviction. forum.hibernate.orgDear All, I'm facing a peculiar issue with my read only app, which uses Hibernate 3.5.3 and JbossCache-3.2.5. All the entities in my data model are versioned and have logical deletion using a field "endDate" so when ever a version is incremented the pervious version is not deleted but end dated. I fetch the latest version using a filter with clause ... |
6. Filter caching forum.hibernate.orgHi, I'm migrating from 3.2.1 to 3.3.2 and encountered a weird situation. I'm using a filter to which I'm passing 1 to 3 values. Filter def.: |
7. session filter cache forum.hibernate.org |
8. Hibernate filters and caching of objects forum.hibernate.orgI'm using the filtering capabilities present in hibernate 3.0 (filter, filter-def) and find that they provide an elegant solution to providing different visibilities based upon context. The problem that I'm running into is that the filtering only occurs on the initial query of the data. If an object is cached (either in the first or second level cache), adjusting the filters ... |
9. Filters and collection cache forum.hibernate.orgHello We are trying to use the second level cache with our app which works fine in our implementation until we enable the filter for a collection.With the filter the caching doesnt seem to happen . Anyone have any ideas ? E.g |
10. Filtering cache results? forum.hibernate.orgHi, I'm having trouble doing something that seems like it would be easy with hibernate. Basically, I am caching a view from my database. Each row in the view is represented by a rowDto pojo object. When I load this view into the cache with hibernate I get a List of rowDto objects for every row in the table. Up until ... |
11. problem with @filter and collection-cache forum.hibernate.org |
12. Filters and the Second Level cache forum.hibernate.orgI am using hibernate v3.2.3.ga. I have searched for various combinations of the key words filter and second level cache and found nothing that seems relevant. Essentially, I have several association collections mapped to a parent class. Some are sets and some are maps. Some have sort some do not. they all have the |
13. Filter is affecting my second level cache forum.hibernate.orgHi, I have an interesting issue which is starting to bug me a bit. I added a filter to a collection, the target table has a status and deleted column which are common across the DB. I added a filter to remove deleted or invalid status records from the collection. Only problem is it screws my second level cache and I ... |