I marked a class as in the Mapping file. In the ehcache.xml file the parameters for my class are

It seems to me, that objects of this class will be cached, until the session will be flushed. Than the objects were loaded from the db, again.

Does anybody use ehcache, since it's released? Is it enough to mark the class to be cached or should I mark every collection as to be cached, too?

I added net.sf.ehcache.level=FINE to my logging.properties, but nothing will be logged. What can I do to see log outputs with the JDK 1.4 Logger?

Thanks in advance

It's a bug:
http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=926067

Viele Gr

Thanks for the info. I've downloaded the latest nightly build of Hibernate this morning (including ehcache.jar from Dec, 04), but it seems to me, that nothing changed. Is your problem fixed with this version?

I can confirm that ehcache/Hibernate integration is absolutely working in the current v21branch CVS build.

Sorry for having doubt. Caching works better, after I've marked not only the classes with <cache usage="read-only"/>, but also every set in the mapping file.

What do you mean "ever set in the mapping file" ? I am also having an issue with getting ehcache to work across session closes.
--Angus

I ment, that I had to add <cache usage="read-only"/> to <set> elements, too. E.g.: