Possible to set CacheSize for the single-JVM version of the data cache?

Hi -
I'm using Kodo 2.3.2.
Can I set the size for the data cache when I'm using a subclass of the single-JVM version of the
data cache? Or is this only a feature for the distributed version?
Here are more details...
I'm using a subclass of LocalCache so I can display the cache contents.
The kodo.properties contains these lines:
com.solarmetric.kodo.DataCacheClass=com.siemens.financial.jdoprototype.app.TntLocalCache
com.solarmetric.kodo.DataCacheProperties=CacheSize=10
When my test program starts, it displays getConfiguration().getDataCacheProperties() and the value
is displayed as "CacheSize=10".
But when I load 25 objects by OID and display the contents of the cache, I see that all the objects
have been cached (not just 10). Can you shed light on this?
Thanks,
Les

The actual size of the cache is a bit more complex than just the CacheSize
setting. The CacheSize is the number of hard references to maintain in the
cache. So, the most-recently-used 10 elements will have hard refs to them,
and the other 15 will be moved to a SoftValueCache. Soft references are not
garbage-collected immediately, so you might see the cache size remain at
25 until you run out of memory. (The JVM has a good deal of flexibility in
how it implements soft references. The theory is that soft refs should stay
around until absolutely necessary, but many JVMs treat them the same as
weak refs.)
Additionally, pinning objects into the cache has an impact on the cache
size. Pinned objects do not count against the cache size. So, if you have
15 pinned objects, the cache size could be 25 even if there are no soft
references being maintained.
-Patrick
In article <aqrpqo$rl7$[email protected]>, Les Selecky wrote:
Hi -
I'm using Kodo 2.3.2.
Can I set the size for the data cache when I'm using a subclass of the single-JVM version of the
data cache? Or is this only a feature for the distributed version?
Here are more details...
I'm using a subclass of LocalCache so I can display the cache contents.
The kodo.properties contains these lines:
com.solarmetric.kodo.DataCacheClass=com.siemens.financial.jdoprototype.app.TntLocalCache
com.solarmetric.kodo.DataCacheProperties=CacheSize=10
When my test program starts, it displays getConfiguration().getDataCacheProperties() and the value
is displayed as "CacheSize=10".
But when I load 25 objects by OID and display the contents of the cache, I see that all the objects
have been cached (not just 10). Can you shed light on this?
Thanks,
Les
Patrick Linskey [email protected]
SolarMetric Inc. http://www.solarmetric.com

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