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 Post subject: Jboss Cache with Websphere
PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 11:04 am 
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Hi,
We are trying out using JBOSS cache for hibernate second level caching with Websphere App server 5.1.

I did follow the instructions in the below url
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?pag ... acheAndWAS

I was able to successfully configure JCacheWAS51Service as the custom service(startup class) in websphere.
The treecache.xml has been configured as the external file for the startup class

i configured the hibernate.cfg.xml to use org.hibernate.cache.TreeCacheProvider as the Cache Provider.

I need few clarifications:
1) How will the hibernate mapping xmls deployed in my application use the custom service? Should there be any additional code to configure that.

2)Should i again include treecache.xml in the ear file.

Would appreciate if you provide the above clarifications and would let me know how to test jboss cache works with the application deployed.

Regards,
Rani


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You should probably write your own CacheProvider implementation.


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