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Thread: Using WebLogic Cache in Spring

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    Default Using WebLogic Cache in Spring

    Hi
    I am new To WebApplication. as Well as Spring. I want to use the Cache of WebLogic to handel the Object that will be Created by the Spring. the alternative is that i implement my own cache.
    But as Weblogic provides the its Own Cache then why not use It.

    So can Anyone Help me out with my problem.


    Thankz in Advance

    Regards
    Mukesh

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    Please be more specific about what cache you mean, and what kind of objects you expect to cache.
    Rod Johnson - GM, SpringSource Division, VMware
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    Hi Rod,
    The Scenario is that i am Using the JDBCTemplate for Quering the Table which are then Stored in the Respective Collections Of Object My Requirement is that the Query Should be Executed Once In Each Session So that there is no Unwanted load on the datase server.
    So the Result of the Query has to be Cashed and When even there is Requirement for the Data It Should be fetched from the cache
    and any Modification to the Object Should be Maintained in the Cache as well as Commited to the Database.

    So I want to SomeHow Cach the Result of the Query ie Resultant Collecitons Of Objects. and perform the required Operations.


    regards
    Mukesh

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