1. hibernate cache strategy stackoverflow.comhow to decide whitch CacheConcurrencyStrategy to use? NonstrictReadWriteCache, ReadOnlyCache, ReadWriteCache, TransactionalCache . I read https://www.hibernate.org/hib%5Fdocs/v3/api/org/hibernate/cache/CacheConcurrencyStrategy.html but doesn't explain in detail enough |
2. Hibernate's Caching Strategy within Clusters forum.hibernate.orgIf someone "in the know" could confirm my understanding of the following issue, it would help me and possibly others tremendously. I'm evaluating hibernate as well as other open source ORMs. Am I correct in my understanding that hiberanate's caching strategy is designed in a way that prevents it from working out of the box in a cluster and the recommendation ... |
3. Caching strategy forum.hibernate.orgBeginner Joined: Wed Aug 27, 2003 8:55 am Posts: 28 Location: Dallas, TX david wrote: Hibernate 2.1 has query based caching so your find results will be cached. So what does this do? From my quick test, it looks like this data is grabbed from the database every time. Here is all the info you may need. Keep in mind that ... |
4. cache strategy forum.hibernate.orgHi All - I have 2 questions related to cache strategy: 1. read-write vs nonstrict-read-write In a simple test, I run through a loop, reading the same object 100 times. If I have specified read-write cache usage, I always get a "Cached item was locked: " in the log. I can see from the log the session is getting opened and ... |
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6. cache strategy question forum.hibernate.orgI'm currently planning cache strategy for my content delivery application with high scalability requirements. The basic operation goes like this: first a list of headlines is shown to the user. Once the user clicks one of the headlines, the application fetches the actual content item from the db and displays it to the user. I am using ehcache for content items, ... |
7. second level caching doubt abt read/write strategy. forum.hibernate.orgWhen using read/write strategy are the objects(business objects/entity objects) cached in the session factory? In the code below it does not seem to use the cache and hits the DB each time the code tries to load it from a new session. So does that mean that if you use read/write strategy no second level caching is provided? Note: 1. if ... |
8. read-only cache strategy forum.hibernate.orgHibernate version: 2.1 Hi I am using read-only cache strategy for few reference tables I have. I open a session with flush mode as commit which while closing attempts to sync up with the database. In that process it tries to write the read-only object from the reference tables causing 'Attempt to write read only object' exception. Has anyone come across ... |
9. Beginner needs help with hb caching strategy, forum.hibernate.orgHello All, -I have three medium-sized tables. (Record count < 1000) -The three tables are seldom updated. -The three tables are updated from the outside and not from the hibernate app. -I use tomcat 5.5 and the latest version of hibernate together with entity manager -My three tables have no primary keys. -Database access is prohibitively slow and I would like ... |
10. Caching strategy for immutable objects forum.hibernate.orgHibernate version: 3.2.4 Name and version of the database we are using: Oracle 9i I have a general question about object fetching. We are working on the system where all objects are efficiently immutable, i.e. all changes of the objects are done elswhere and our application (GUI) only shows the data from the database. Each change we need to do is ... |
11. Ehcache strategy for mother/daughter classes? forum.hibernate.orgIn case this might incite people to give opinions/ideas/advice, here's my rough line of thought. 1) One of the approaches would be to keep the two objects separate, the Full one extending the Simple one, as highlighted in the previous post. In the cases where I already had at hand a SimplePerson, I could make use of a constructor to go ... |
12. nonstrict read-write caching strategy forum.hibernate.orgHi all, I'm trying to understand how exactly works the nonstrict read-write strategy of the second level cache. Unfortunately, I can't find any details about this implementation, all documentation found on the web says: "Needed if the application needs to update data rarely..." but does not really explain how and when the cache is updated. There is an excellent article about ... |