hi all,
i am using JBossCache (1.4.1.SP3) and i am trying to understand how it works.
looking at the printDetails() function of the JBossCache bean in the JBoss JMX-Console, i have noticed that org.hibernate.cache.UpdateTimestamp..item is updated everytime with the timestamp of the last modification of the corresponding table. i would like to know why this timestamp is needed by JBossCache.
thank you very much
Andrea
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Actually, HotSpot is the brand name of the JVM (it is a trademark of Sun).
To understand the JVM options, open the java_home/jre/lib/i386/jvm.cfg file. It lists the various options that are valid. You will note there that 'hotspot' equates to 'client'. Ultimately, these option decide which directory under java_home/bin will be used to load the jvm.dll.
Usually, with application servers, you want to choose the server option. But, performance testing with your application is the ultimate gauge as to which one to choose.
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