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 Post subject: does hibernate use jboss treeCache or treeCacheAOP
PostPosted: Fri Feb 04, 2005 5:00 pm 
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hi all,

i am using the jboss treecache, and i am not seeing any performance improvement in it. but i am wondering that if i need to use something like treeCacheAOP because everything i am dealing with is java objects. if atall i need to use that how can i use that. and one more quick question i seen in many posts when they put in debug mode they see something like DEBUG [TreeCache] _put(null, "//net ... but i never seen like this even after doing s.save(..) . but my debug mode shows something like this
DEBUG TransactionalCache:28 - cache lookup: xxxxxxxx
DEBUG TransactionalCache:31 - cache hit
DEBUG TransactionalCache:28 - cache lookup: xxxxxxxx
DEBUG TransactionalCache:31 - cache miss

thanks a lot if someone can reply my question.

-praveen


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PostPosted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 12:49 am 
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Hibernate does not store object instances into the second level cache. The second level cache is a cache of pure data. TreeCacheAOP would be of little real value here.

As for the logging, the output you listed is the output from Hibernate. Enable the logging for TreeCache.


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