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Cached! ... again

I wrote about Magnolia cache few times already since it have been re-implemented for Magnolia 3.6. And it seems like with Sprint 4 of Magnolia 4.3 it came back to bite me. There was a bunch of tickets related to various aspects of the cache. Most of it was related to the fact that the default cache key (only URI) was not enough for many installations which were using multiple domains (and customizing output based on the domain) or multiple languages and changing content based on the user locale (set in http header). This on its own was not a problem, since you could just re-implement cache policy, executors and flush policy, but since it was so wide spread we decided Magnolia Cache Module should support such use cases by default. The changes necessary to fix issues described above actually fit nicely with the goals for Magnolia 4.3 release which was all about making multi domain and multi lingual configurations easier to use and more user friendly. And on top of that, I don't think that many people ventured into extending the cache and writing their own keys, policies and executors that would be more specific. Most of them just switched the caching off altogether and took the performance hit. Well that was fine as long as they could manage, but now there is a better way. With the finalization and refining of multi domain support and with extensions to i18n, the structure of the key just was not ...


Date: March, 11 2010
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/rah003/archive/2010/03/10/cached-again


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