Whirlycache 0.6.5 Released
Whirlycache 0.6.5 is now available. Whirlycache is an extremely fast in-memory Java object cache.
New features for this release include:
- Cocoon integration from Peter Royal (BETA): you can how use Whirlycache as a Store in Cocoon
- Hibernate integration (BETA): You can now use Whirlycache as a Hibernate cache provider
- A new Cacheable interface allows cached objects to hook in to lifecycle methods to provide customized functionality when store(), retrieve() and remove() events occur.
Get the 0.6.5 release at: http://whirlycache.dev.java.net/
September 27th, 2005 at 7:36 am
I actually have a question for you. You might know this or not.
I wished to find out a very detailed way of how WhirlyCache is implemented using Hibernate. And what it actually does.
I am looking to implement a Database object cache, and I’m looking mainly for speed. I have implemented this cache, in whatever way I have
found on the web. Doesnt seem to work though. Is there some kind of tutorial or any resource anywhere?
Please advice.
Thanx.