We can, but querying is still model specific.
On 6/5/2014 10:05 AM, Stian Thorgersen wrote:
Makes me wonder if we should extend the *Manager approach and only
call the model through that. For example:
RealmManager realmManager = ??
UserManager user = realmManager.getUser(userId)
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> Subject: [keycloak-dev] investigating caching
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> I think I have a decent way of doing caching, but it is going to take a
> refactoring of the Model API and KeycloakSession API so that caching can
> be layered (i.e. that we can cache realms/apps, but not cache users).
> For instance, the JPA adapter pretty much is hard-wired to have a loaded
> entity before it makes queries like "select user where user.realm = ?
> and user.name = ?". We need to move things like user queries up to the
> KeycloakSession level so that we can use things like
> EntityManager.getReference() so that we're not making extra DB calls if
> we need to query a user.
>
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