Andrus Adamchik wrote:
> ...
> As I said I don't fully understand what problem you are solving... The
> solution might not necessarily be turning off the cache.
I am anticipating the deployment of my Tapestry/Cayenne application
across a Linux Virtual Server web cluster. This would mean that there
would be multiple instances of Tomcat running on multiple computers in
the cluster - any one of which could be called on to handle a particular
HTTP request in the stream of requests that make up a user's session.
So a user could submit a form to computer A, updating the Artist record
for, say, Michelangelo. They could subsequently submit a request to
display the artist record for Michelangelo, with that request being
received by computer B. Since, in my setup, the two different computers
will be running separate instances of Cayenne in separate LVMs ... I
assume that until Cayenne 1.1 is released I will need to 'turn off the
caching'.
thanks,
James
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