Thanks a lot Galder for your help!
What I need from Pojo cache is that it returns the same reference of object with the same fqn under the same node, which is what jboss core cache probably cannot do at the moment.
Do you know any way to use jboss core cache with the reference comparability as what pojo cache provides?
Maybe my use case can further clarify what we need:
What we are caching is a pojo (say A) composed of a list of other pojos(say B) that are further composed of a map of other pojos(say C). Each A is about 5k-100k size. The operations to the A(s) have the following properties:
- High put/removal of A
- Low put/removal of B and C
- High reading of A,B,C
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I had the same problem with JBoss AS 5.0.1 and JBossWS 3.1.1. I looked at one of the samples (, which comes with the JBossWS distribution) under webservice folder. It uses EndpointInterface.java in the client deployment (see the comment at the top in the class). Basically it's pretty much the same as the remote interface - EJB3RemoteInterface, but with a few more annotations.
I created a new interface following the above and replaced "HelloRemote" with it and it worked.
I followed one of the tutorials, which used JBoss AS 5.0.0 CR2 and JBossWS 3.0.4. So, there may be some differences.
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