#caching

In the first half of his look at the Caching API, Anatole Tresch explains how to access a cache as well as cache events. While the API might be classified as simple and easy to use, there are some elements that could confuse users or even lead to possible issues.

In this code-based JAXConf 2013 presentation, Oracle’s Arun Gupta walks you through what’s new in Java EE 7 and will show you how to boost productivity by taking advantage of certain APIs, like Processing, Caching, and much more! Filmed by Marakana – www.marakana.com

Parallelism, load distribution, state management, caching, big data, asynchronous processing, and static content delivery…these are the methodologies that will enable you to build and maintain enterprise-grade Java apps that scale from day one. Learn about all the above as well as leveraging cloud computing and scaling teams in this JAXConf 2013 session with Abdel Remani, open source advocate and platform architect at just.me. Filming courtesy of Marakana – www.marakana.com

The co-spec lead for the in-memory caching API has bad news about the standard that’s been nearly 12 years in the making.

JSR 107 is “90% complete” says Greg Luck, spec co-lead and creator of Ehcache – it’s only taken since 2001.

Get control over your caching settings with Caching Headers Plugin 1.0.2.

Version 1.0 of Caching Headers Plugin for Grails is now available. This plugin provides controller dynamic methods with a semantic […]

Jon Trowbridge and Tony Zale have blogged about changes recently implemented at the open source revision control system, Subversion.