Hi there,

I'm trying to setup a 2nd level cache using JBossCache. I have a web application running under JBoss 4.0.3 and another application running on a different machine. Both applications have the potential to update the database. I am using the org.hibernate.cache.JndiBoundTreeCacheProvider
tree cache in my hibernate.cfg.xml file, and am defining the mbean in the jboss-service.xml file.

Upon startup, JBoss is correctly starting the TreeCache MBean, however hibernate is failing to find it when creating the Session due to a JNDI namespace issue. I noticed that the org.hibernate.cfg.Environment class has a CACHE_NAMESPACE property on it, and thinking this would work in a similar way to the TRANSACTION_MANAGER_STRATEGY property, I tried to set:

<property name="cache.jndi">jboss.cache:service=TreeCache</property>

in my hibernate.cfg.xml file. However, this complained that the hibernate.cfg file was now invalid, so that is obviously not the way to do it.

Without that property set I get the following error occur when I start up JBoss:


My hibernate.cfg.xml file can be found here

My jboss-service.xml file can be found here

A full stack trace of the error can be found here

I have also tried using the org.jboss.hibernate.cache.DeployedTreeCacheProvider in the hibernate.cfg.xml file instead of the JndiBoundTreeCacheProvider, but doing so causes the following ClassCastException



Can someone please tell me how I get my cache working either by letting me know where I specify the JNDI namespace when using the JndiBoundTreeCacheProvider, or tell me what I am doing wrong when using the DeployedTreeCacheProvider.

Many thanks in advance,

Ben


Hibernate version:
Hibernate-Version: 3.1.3


Name and version of the database you are using:
version=Oracle 10g
name=MM

Hi Ben,

I am experiencing the same problem. Did you get a resolution on this issue?

Thanks,
Barbara