Re: Ignite read through cache with cache loader factory does not work with CreatedExpiryPolicy

[vkulichenko <va...@gmail.com>]

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itzmedinesh wrote
> I have enabled read-through and created custom cache loader factory for my
> ignite configuration (cacheTemplateConfig)
> 
> I have also set CreatedExpiryPolicy for the complete cache instance
> 
> igniteCacheConfig.setExpiryPolicyFactory(CreatedExpiryPolicy				
> .factoryOf(CACHE_EXPIRY_DURATION.get(cacheConfig
> 								.getExpiryDuration())));
> 
> this.igniteCache = ignite.getOrCreateCache(cacheTemplateConfig);
> 
> When i use this.igniteCache .get(key), the load(key) method is called and
> my cache is populated. However the cache entry does not expiry after the
> duration of "ONE_MINUTE" which I have configured.
> 
> This configuration works as expected for AccessedExpiryPolicy and
> TouchedExpiryPolicy.
> 
> If i load an entry into the cache using igniteCache.put(key,value)
> (without cache loader factory) then CreatedExpiryPolicy works perfectly.

It seems that you're right. I created a ticket [1] that you can watch.
Hopefully someone in the community will pick it up and fix.

[1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-3699

-Val



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