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Using JBoss Cache as a Hibernate Second Level Cache

3.5.0.alpha1

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Preface
1. Introduction
1.1. Overview
1.2. Requirements
1.2.1. Dependencies
1.2.2. JTA Transactional Support
1.3. Configuration Basics
2. Core Concepts
2.1. Types of Cached Data
2.1.1. Entities
2.1.2. Collections
2.1.3. Queries
2.1.4. Timestamps
2.2. Key JBoss Cache Behaviors
2.2.1. Replication vs. Invalidation vs. Local Mode
2.2.2. Synchronous vs. Asynchronous
2.2.3. Locking Scheme
2.2.4. Isolation Level
2.2.5. Initial State Transfer
2.2.6. Cache Eviction
2.2.7. Buddy Replication and Cache Loading
2.3. Matching JBC Behavior to Types of Data
2.3.1. The RegionFactory Interface
2.3.2. The CacheManager API
2.3.3. Sharable JGroups Resources
2.3.4. Bringing It All Together
3. Configuration
3.1. Configuring the Hibernate Session Factory
3.1.1. Basics
3.1.2. Specifying the RegionFactory Implementation
3.1.3. The SharedJBossCacheRegionFactory
3.1.4. The JndiSharedJBossCacheRegionFactory
3.1.5. The MultiplexedJBossCacheRegionFactory
3.1.6. The JndiMultiplexedJBossCacheRegionFactory
3.1.7. Legacy Configuration Properties
3.2. Configuring JBoss Cache
3.2.1. Configuring a Single Standalone Cache
3.2.2. Managing Multiple Caches via a CacheManager
3.2.3. JBoss Cache Configuration Details
3.2.4. Standard JBoss Cache Configurations
3.3. JGroups Configuration
3.3.1. Transport -- UDP vs. TCP
3.3.2. Standard JGroups Configurations
4. Cache Eviction
4.1. Overview
4.1.1. The Eviction Process
4.1.2. Eviction Regions
4.1.3. Eviction Policies
4.2. Organization of Data in the Cache
4.2.1. Region Prefix and Region Name
4.2.2. Entities
4.2.3. Collections
4.2.4. Queries
4.2.5. Timestamps
4.3. Example Configuration
4.4. Best Practices
5. Architecture
5.1. Hibernate Interface to the Caching Subsystem
5.2. Single JBoss Cache Instance Architecture
5.3. Multiple JBoss Cache Instance Architecture

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