Hi,

i am developing a project using hibernate. In deployed state i want to use 2nd level cache but i don't in "developing mode". I thought
that it would be enought to disable the cache in the hibernate.cfg.xml but this seems not to be true. If i just remove the cache from
the xml-files but not from the beans (@Cacheable, @Cache) i get an error.

What to do to disable caching without changing the definition of every bean (a lot)?

Yours
Werzi2001

From the top of my head, one programmatic way, if you have your data access encapsulated, you could control the behavior using CacheMode.IGNORE at session level in development mode.

So every time before you query/load/get using session, just set the session's CacheMode.IGNORE, in theory this should work.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

thanks for your help. It did work but i wanted something that works without changing the code (hibernate.cfg.xml). So i implemented a dummy IgnoreCacheProvider that simply does nothing. Works for me :)

Yours
Werzi2001