[ajug-members] Caching frameworks for J2EE applications

[Matthew Stobo]

The answer may depend on what you're already running.  For caching content 
from JSPs and servlets a lot of open source products like Tomcat (Tomcat 
cache) or commercial application servers like WebSphere Appllication 
Server (Dynacache and Edge Components) have some sort of caching built 
into them with varying levels of sophistication.

For caching POJOs and content from RDBMS you might want to consider using 
a distributed-object cache.  Again there are varying levels of 
sophistication among these, as well.  There are various open source caches 
like Terracotta that are free, but do not provide the high availability 
and scalability that some of the commercial products like Tangosl 
Coherence (bought by Oracle) or IBM's ObjectGrid (renamed eXtreme Scale) 
do.

regards,

Matt




From:
VKulandaivel at inautix.co.in
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Date:
07/22/2008 01:59 PM
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Re: [ajug-members] Caching frameworks for J2EE applications



Would like to cache

1. Front GUIs (Typically JSPs, SWFs, etc)
2. Servlets
3. POJOs
4. Data from EIS as well as RDBMS

Wish to spend some $$$ if that's really worthy.

Regards
Vinay



 
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For a clustered environment? If so how many nodes do you want to scale to?
What will you be caching? Is it session-specific?
Open source only, or do you have $$$ to spend?

On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 12:05 PM,  <VKulandaivel at inautix.co.in> wrote:
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> Folks,
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> Any suggestion or experience to share something about my subject over
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> Regards
> Vinay
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