Hi there

I have two questions:

1) How can I kill thows damns JSC threads that kepp up running im my VM eventhough I stopped Tomcat. In the Servlet I call



but this doesn't stops the JCS cache. Then I do



and this doesn't seem to do anything as well.

2) Is it possible do globally disable JCS? It is quite unhandy when I have to remove all the jcs-cache statements from the xml files to disable cacheing. When I just remove the cache config file I'll get a NullPointer, so this doesn't help neither.

I would like to have a hibernate config option, something like hibernate.cache.jcs=off, this would be really cool! Is there anything like this (could't find it)

Thanks for the help & cheers
-florian


PS: We are using hibernate 2.0.3

Sorry, a copy past error....
In 1) I do



and not the URL I just posted :-)

In 2.1 you can change the cache provider to HashtableCacheProvider...

Note that we are in the process of de-emphasizing JCS. I am not satisfied by the current level of quality, and it does not seem to be under active development. Stay tuned....

Hi Gavin

Thanks for your fast feedback! I'm very glad that you say this - from browsing through the the (very small) doku and the (very rudimentary documented) source code of JCS I had a simmilar feeling.

I guess that the hashtable caching will analogue to the JCS cache only support the load() queries?

Unfortunately we are going in to production very soon and can't wait for the 2.1 release, but I will check it out as soon as the release is here.

enjoy the evening
-florian

Actually current Hibernate CVS supports caching of query results. I'm a bit unconvinced of the practical value of this, but we'll see...

It must be usefull for the most web applications, I have used custom JDBC driver to cache data and it works for trivial use cases.