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Mathias Bogaert

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Nickname: pathos
Registered: Aug, 2003

Mathias Bogaert is a senior software architect at Intrasoft mainly doing projects for the EC.
Backend or Front-end Caching? OSCache? Posted: Sep 1, 2003 1:33 AM
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Although we are seeing superb performance using Hibernate, I’m thinking of introducing a caching mechanism to improve scalability. Here I have two options: backend caching (JCS, Tangosol) or front-end caching (OSCache). I understand that OSCache has it’s advantages, but in my opinion a JSP developer should not worry about caching or performance. Caching should be done transparently, at the database level. But then again, OSCache provides a slick way to handle backend exceptions. I’m still undecided, and I could use...

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