Hello,

I am trying to use the cache for some time, and combined with createQuery, things go well;

I have however one message at startup which tells me that something is missing:

at startup I am getting this message:
11:08:57,031 WARN Plugin:95 - Could not find configuration for eu.cec.admin.epes.services.exercice.Exercice. Configuring using the defaultCache settings.

this message appears for each <jcs-class-cache> in hibernate.cfg.xml

I thought I linked this class to the specified cache-region by doing the following

in hibernate.cfg.xml:

<mapping resource="catalogs/exercice.hbm.xml"/>
...
<jcs-class-cache class="eu.cec.admin.epes.services.exercice.Exercice" region="exercice" usage="read-write"/>

in exercice.hbm.xml:
<class
name="eu.cec.admin.epes.services.exercice.Exercice"
table="EPES_EXERCICES" >

<jcs-cache usage="read-write"/>

in ehcache.xml
<cache
name="exercice"
maxElementsInMemory="10"
eternal="true"/>

at startup I get the following

14:24:10,406 INFO Binder:225 - Mapping class: eu.cec.admin.epes.services.exercice.Exercice -> EPES_EXERCICES
14:24:10,406 DEBUG CacheFactory:32 - cache for: eu.cec.admin.epes.services.exercice.Exercice usage strategy: read-write
...
14:24:10,562 DEBUG CacheFactory:32 - cache for: exercice usage strategy: read-write
...
14:24:10,671 WARN Plugin:95 - Could not find configuration for eu.cec.admin.epes.services.exercice.Exercice. Configuring using the defaultCache settings.

How can I get around this message; maybe is this linked to a difference in the <cache> and <jcs-cache> tag ???
How do I link my class correctly to a cache-region ?

Thanks for any hints,

Jan

Shouldn't you fully qualify the name in ehcache.xml?

i.e.


Justin

Yes, that's it

I got mixed up by the "region" property of query.setCacheRegion and the examples; in fact, the way to link a cache to a class is to give it the same (fully qualified) name as the class; by consequence, these fully qualified names should also be used in my query caches.

The warnings are gone now.

Thanks, Jan