By Jacek
via developer.com
Published: Aug 10 2010 / 20:22
A gentle introduction on how to set up the Hibernate second-level cache with EhCache to get better read performance. A sample project running via Maven is included. Potential drawbacks and complications are mentioned as well.
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digi9ten replied ago:
The content of the article is 100% correct, but the title is misleading.
You're simply using EhCache as the 2nd level cache provide. You're not actually combining 2 things.
Jacek replied ago:
Technically you are correct. The article is meant to show how you can wire all of the pieces (Spring + Hibernate + Ehcache) into a usable end app, i.e. filling in the gaps between each separate library's documentation.
digi9ten replied ago:
Agreed, well worth a read and an Up vote.
Jacek replied ago:
Thanks!
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