1. Using Spring + Hibernate Transactional cache in Tomcat? stackoverflow.comIt seems that Hibernate transactional cache mode requires the use of a JTA transaction manager. In an app server such as Glassfish, Weblogic, etc, Spring can use the JTA transaction ... |
2. NHibernate first level cache and Transaction Management between TransactionScope and NHibernate ITransaction stackoverflow.comMy development group is about to release a version of an internal framework that uses NHibernate (and Spring.NET) for persistence. Developers currently using our internal framework use ADO.NET for persistence, so ... |
3. TransactionManager / Caching problem forum.springsource.orgOct 27th, 2004, 11:31 AM #1 sinead View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Oct 2004 Posts 1 TransactionManager / Caching problem Hi, I am using Hibernate ... |
4. Custom cache synchronization - Spring/Hibernate integration forum.springsource.orgCustom cache synchronization - Spring/Hibernate integration I want to implement a transaction synchronization that will cluster-wide invalidate caches for transactional data. Looks like a use case for TransactionSynchronizationManager. However, this distributed ... |
5. Caching synchronization And returned null values with @Cacheable forum.springsource.orgCaching synchronization And returned null values with @Cacheable Hi, I would like to know if null value values returned from an annotated @Cacheable method are cached? Is there a way to ... |
6. Cache issue - transaction-scoped Hibernate Sessions forum.springsource.orgCache issue - transaction-scoped Hibernate Sessions Hello there, I configured Spring to use transactions around application classes only (eg. class AppEditArtifact, method saveArtifact(Artifact a)), because these classes contain use case implementations. ... |
7. about second-level cache and transactions forum.springsource.orghello I am a new spring user and I had a question a application use hibernate and second-level cache(ehcache) without spring. another application use hibernate+spring and second-level cache the two applications ... |
8. Using JBossCache, all transactions have been lost forum.springsource.orgApr 7th, 2005, 07:40 PM #1 jkwon View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Jan 2005 Posts 23 Using JBossCache, all transactions have been lost Hello, Ever ... |
9. Transaction-aware cache? forum.springsource.orgTransaction-aware cache? We would like to cache read/write data in our system. We currently have a caching solution built on an opensource caching product -- jocache. If it matters we're currently ... |
10. Hibernate, 2nd level cache, and transactions forum.springsource.orgHibernate, 2nd level cache, and transactions Hey all, I'm trying to get the 2nd level caching working in Hibernate. I'm using Hibernate 3 and the Hibernate 3 dao support in spring. ... |
11. Spring JTA - could not release a cache lock forum.springsource.orgSpring JTA - could not release a cache lock I am using spring, hibernate and treecache in my application. I tried doing transaction management in two ways - 1. Initiate hibernate's ... |
12. No frill transactional cache implementation using Spring? forum.springsource.orgNo frill transactional cache implementation using Spring? I need a fast, transactional Cache using POJO which I hope Spring can help me with. I have limited experience with Spring and so ... |
13. How to mantain the L2-cache objects after transaction? forum.springsource.orgDear members, We have defined a Second Cache Level for som constant tables, for example country table, so we are using Ehcache for this purpose. It works well for a given ... |
14. AOP: Transaction and Caching forum.springsource.orgAOP: Transaction and Caching I know function calls to services should be in a transaction. but what about caching aspect? option A "beanServiceTarget" - non proxied service "beanServiceTransaction" - a transaction ... |
15. Is cache transaction aware? forum.springsource.orgIs cache transaction aware? Hi there! I'm thinking about caching my dao bean. After browsing documentation my understanding is a cache is just an interceptor which doesn't now anything about transactions. ... |
16. Declarative Caching AND Transactions for a single service bean forum.springsource.orgI have a few service beans that are proxied as CacheProxyFactoryBeans, and a few others that are proxied as TransactionProxyFactoryBeans, both working and pointing to their own targets, but now I ... |
17. Hibernate cache with transactions forum.springsource.orgHibernate cache with transactions As I understand it, Hibernate ensures that two copies of the same data loaded in the same session resolve to the same object instance. So the code ... |
18. Jboss Cache and Transactions forum.springsource.orgJboss Cache and Transactions I am having problem with integrating Jboss Cache with Spring. The problem is that I cant integrate Jboss Cache with on going transaction, which causes the cache ... |
19. Opening transaction when hitting the cache useful? forum.springsource.orgOpening transaction when hitting the cache useful? I'm working on a remote database. It's pretty convenient, I always have access to the latest version without having to manage anything locally, saving ... |
20. Same persistence manager over multiple transactions causing cache bugs forum.springsource.orgAug 11th, 2010, 04:10 PM #1 tnine View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Member Join Date Nov 2004 Posts 93 Same persistence manager over multiple transactions causing cache bugs Hi ... |