I am new to EhCache, so not to sure what the problem is, but I have set up log for debug and stats on both eHcache and Hibernate. Sorry if there is to much logs I have broken it down.
What I did was a select on a Bank Entity that brought back a collection of Accounts, which brought back a collection of funds. This is the logging for the initial request
This is the same request again for the same bank object, from reading the logs it doesnt look to me that its calling into eHcache, that its just running a staticSQL into the DB
I believe this is your answer. You need to configure your defaultCache.
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Thanks, that might be the problem. Its funny none of the examples use CacheDecoratorFactory, as I understand it you set the Enity as a Cache, and its just supposed to create that in the cache, well thats the easy bit. There are also plenty of examples of using defaultcache, aagin none with a CacheDecoratorFactory set up. I will read up and see why I need to create a concrete object that extends CacheDecoratorFactory, and what its supposed to do. But this might be a red herring. But will close down each route,
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