WebLogic cache classes API

I've used the WebLogic cache tag libraries in a portal application - with success. But then I would like to use the cache API from Java code also, and I went looking for documentation. There weren't much documentation on these classes and after doing a grep on weblogic.jar I found a package named weblogic.cache. I tried to look at the API documentation, but these classes weren't inlcuded in the JavaDocs available on e-docs.
What's the reason for not exposing these libraries with API documentation and tutorials/articles on how to use them? Do BEA recommend using third party cache libraries instead? I know that tangsol have a product, but my needs are simple and I don't want to use a product for these simple needs, and I don't want to implement them myself either.
Trond Andersen, Invenia AS, +4798290811

I have similar need to cache simple POJO objects in clustered environment. Does WebLogic 8.1 Server offers any caching feature similar to p13n cache in WebLogic Portal server?
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