Thanks Steve!
I actually might, but I first have to figure how to best do this anyways...
maybe I can use the RI for testing, I didn't try... Issue being it can
easily deadlock in multithreaded usage.
Anyways, just figured out I first need to fix a case issue. Managed to have
a file wrongly name: N
I can't really speak to the caching aspect as well as others, but if you
need help sorting out the dependencies give me a shout.
On Fri, Apr 10, 2015 at 3:25 PM, Alex Snaps wrote:
> Hey guys,
> I'm not completely, only mostly, done with the JSR-107, aka javax.cache,
> aka jcache, 2nd level cache
Hey guys,
I'm not completely, only mostly, done with the JSR-107, aka javax.cache,
aka jcache, 2nd level cache for Hibernate.
I still have to sort out the issue with dependencies, where the current
hibernate-ehcache module suffers from the new module being added (I use
ehcache as the provider for t
Thanks for looking into this Alex. Like Emmanuel, I'd assume providers
would want to leverage any advantages they see in their native APIs, but a
107-based cache implementation would certainly be useful.
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 9:28 AM, Alex Snaps wrote:
> Started yesterday night actually...
Started yesterday night actually...
I'm going to move forward as straightforward as possible and then probably
get together with Infinispan guys while myself looking at it from Ehcache's
perspective.
Basically, I _hope_ we can have the hibernate-jcache module be "open"
enough to provide "extension
My guts are that each cache will want to provide a specific
implementation but it would be nice to have a generic albeit less than
ideal 107 implementation.
Nobody has started this work AFAIK so you're very welcome :)
Emmanuel
On Wed 2014-03-19 17:13, Alex Snaps wrote:
> Hey everyone,
> I wondere
Hey everyone,
I wondered if anyone had considered (even the feasibility of) moving the
Caching SPI of Hibernate to use the (now released!) jcache API of JSR107?
I was contemplating having a look at providing a "jsr107 caching provider"
maybe first, which then could maybe folded into Hibernate... An
