Hi,
I'm trying to get second level cache to work using the EHCache provider. First, I get following in my log when starting:



Then I get following for each of my mapped classes during "Hibernate Configuration startup"



Once Tomcat is started everything works but I suspect the cache isn't working as "show_sql" indicates lots of sql that aren't needed.

I have mapped my classes with cache usage=read-write (XDoclet) but not mapped any "Collection mappings".

Is there any simple way to check that objects are fetched from the cache rather than through sql??

I'm using Hbm 2.1.3 together with MySQL 4.0.12.

Thanks // Torben

Hi,
I found out that my caching worked!

One primitive way of keeping an eye on if the caching really works is to enable DEBUG level logging on the ReadWriteCache class. If your using log4j:

log4j.logger.net.sf.hibernate.cache.ReadWriteCache=DEBUG

Then you will get a bunch of usefull information if your objects are fetched from the cache or not....

// Torben