This looks pretty cool.

Olaf, Manik,

I would like to include this in Snowdrop (jboss.org/snowdrop), which contains a number of JBoss-specific extensions to Spring (and is part of the JBoss product portfolio too as part of http://www.jboss.com/products/wfk/), especially as this would allow Spring developers running in latter versions of JBoss AS to get out-of-the box caching support.

Ales (in CC) has started something similar too - see https://github.com/alesj/snowdrop/tree/cache2. I think that we can blend the two approaches in a very good fashion.

Olaf, would you be OK with "adopting" the code in Snowdrop?

Marius

Manik Surtani wrote: 
On 28 Mar 2011, at 12:42, Olaf Bergner wrote:

  
Hello,

I've decided that Spring Infinispan is where it ought to be right now, 
feature-wise and documentation-wise. There's obviously a lot that could 
be done to improve it. Yet I don't deem it prudent to go any further as 
long as the fine folks over in Spring land are pondering whether and in 
what way to accept our offer. If you wish, you may have a look at what 
I've done so far at

https://github.com/obergner/spring-infinispan
    

Cool!  I suppose you haven't heard from Spring as yet?  Have you posted this to their user mail list and developer mail list as well?  Might be a good idea to gain community adoption in the meanwhile.

Cheers
Manik
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