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Hibernate Read-Only Cache Query

 
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Hi All,

I'm a new bie to hibernate caching. I need youe help in understanding the cache expiration criteria.

In my application i have lot of configurational data's (read only data and updated very rarely) in a table and i would like to use "Read-only" caching strategy to cache the configurational data's.

I read about an article of hibernate caching and it mainly talked about the types of caching strategies like Read-only, Read-Write, Transaction etc., like when to use what.

What i like to know here is the cache expiration criteria's for each caching strategies ?
Where to configure the cache expiration criteria's for different cache providers like ehcache, oscache etc?

Can you please point me to any article which can explain this.

Regards,
Ragavendran.
 
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Unfortunately, the configuration of all that is vendor specific. Each caching product does it a little bit differently. ehcache is done in the ehcache.xml file for defining your cache regions. I recommend reading the cache vendor product's documentation that you choose. That would be the easiest to me.

Good Luck

Mark
 
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