| I've subscribed. So will follow from now one. I've read the archive. My take is (not having the full history of these factories):
- Dropping hibernate-ehcache means dropping ehcache2 for hibernate. I'm ok with that but a lot of your users are still using Ehcache 2. So they might be prevented from migrating to the latest Hibernate
- Ehcache 3 works well with JCache and will continue to do so. However, the question is really if JCache can easily support your new SPI. I should I guess
- At some point we need to decide if hibernate-ehcache should now only support ehcache 3, both 2 and 3, have an hibernate-ehcache3 or just have an ehcache-hibernate. The latest will follow Ehcache but will be under the Hibernate entropy. Not sure I like it.
I know, I'm not giving many solutions here. I guess what I am saying is:
- Start by coding hibernate-jcache
- Think about keeping Ehcache 2 support
When done with these two things, we can think again. |
