1. Caching in Grails - what is cached by default and what can be enabled? stackoverflow.comI'm curious about the support for database/GORM object caching provided by the Grails framework.
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2. Hibernate caching, what is the default setting? forum.hibernate.orgUsing hibernate 3.3.2 on weblogic 10 with the javax.persistence.EntityManager interface. I'm configuring using persistence.xml. I have a multi threaded application (using MDBs) that contains a counter column in one of my tables. Each thread will "select * from table where id = ? for update", read the count row, increment the count, and then "update table set count = newCountValue where ... |
3. Caching behaviour: what gets cached by default when? forum.hibernate.orgI have two client applications. Both applications are running (in separate VMs). The first application carries out a query using session.find(String). The session is closed following the query. The second application updates an object that was a child of the object returned in the above query using session.saveOrUpdate() and a transaction commit: the changes are reflected immediately in the database. The ... |
4. Default cache configuration forum.hibernate.orgThanks Gavin. I understand. Unfortunately, I am in an environment where I need to band aid a poorly performing application in short order, hence the Saturday hours. I am trying different caching scenarios and was hoping that there was a single place to turn it on and off as I do my benchmarking. And this is a good enough segway into ... |
5. Does Hibernate cache by default? forum.hibernate.orgAuthor Message dennyfb Post subject: Does Hibernate cache by default? Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 4:31 pm Newbie Joined: Tue Jul 18, 2006 2:50 pm Posts: 3 Hibernate version: Hibernate 3.2 Mapping documents: Code: [code] |