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Hibernate Second level Cache

 
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Will this book host a recipe for Second Level (Inbuilt / Third Party) cache management with examples ? I have been really searching for a book for the same.
 
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Visu,

Till you get the book, you may consider this URL
 
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Hi Visu,

This books covers second level with ehCache as the caching framework. There is a whole chapter allocated for Caching.

Regards

Srinivas
 
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Thanks for the link.

Srinivas, do you explain caching recepies bearing in mind
other techniques needed to enhance performance as well?

Gian

 
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Hi Gian,

We do explain ways to cache associations and collections. I think we were expecting the developer to pick the required techniques depending on the
structure of the object and their specific requirement.

Regards

Srinivas
 
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