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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Mitch Claborn <mi...@claborn.net> on 2009/07/08 17:31:27 UTC
caching Java objects
What is the preferred method of caching arbitrary Java objects locally
in a Struts application? I've been making my actions implement
ApplicationAware and storing objects in that Map. (I think this comes
from the ServletContext?) Is that the best way or is there something else?
Mitch
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Re: caching Java objects
Posted by Oscar Alvarez <oi...@gmail.com>.
Hi...
It depends on what the objects mean on your system... exist
ApplicationAware, SessionAware and RequestAware interfaces...
You decide what to use in your design.
HTH
2009/7/8 Mitch Claborn <mi...@claborn.net>
> What is the preferred method of caching arbitrary Java objects locally
> in a Struts application? I've been making my actions implement
> ApplicationAware and storing objects in that Map. (I think this comes
> from the ServletContext?) Is that the best way or is there something else?
>
> Mitch
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Óscar Álvarez Vielma
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Re: caching Java objects
Posted by dusty <du...@yahoo.com>.
For stuff like data dictionary lists, or other random stuff I don't need to
reload I will initialize on startup and store in the servletContext. I will
use EhCache for handling cache of model objects when I have a lot of reads
and want to improve performance when there are lots of "things".
I think it depends on the scope of your need, but my guess is that you are
thinking about application-wide scope, so you are on the right track.
Disclaimer: I have an irrational fear and allergic reaction to the HTTP
Session map, so I will do probably crazy things to avoid it.
Mitch Claborn wrote:
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> What is the preferred method of caching arbitrary Java objects locally
> in a Struts application? I've been making my actions implement
> ApplicationAware and storing objects in that Map. (I think this comes
> from the ServletContext?) Is that the best way or is there something
> else?
>
> Mitch
>
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