Caching is an essential to the majority of web applications. Let’s face it: most of the work done in an average web application (especially public ones) is repetitive, either the same user requesting the same information multiple times, or multiple users requesting the same information. The question is always: “How long do I cache”? We […]
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Using ehcache monitor
In my previous blog post serving a heavy load rss feed with spring 3 and ehcache I showed a solution for rss and caching using ehcache. After posting, Alex Miller commented about using a new product from ehcache called ehcache monitor. As curious as I am I decided to have a look. In this blog […]
Serving a heavy load rss feed with Spring 3 and EHCache
For a project I am doing there was a feature request to come up with an rss component for their new website. This seems pretty easy but the amount of possible feeds (100.000) and the potential for very high load made us think about a custom made solution based on ehcache, spring 3 and rome. […]