On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Caleb James DeLisle <[email protected]> wrote:
In order to fix a problem with the cache, I would like to add a pointer type to the storage api. The problem with the cache is there are multiple names which, when asked of the persistent store, return the same document. There is no effective way to know what all names which will return that document. When a document is modified, it is removed from the cache but the only version removed is it's "real" name. All of the other names for it linger in the cache eating up memory and threatening to provide someone stale data. Instead of caching the document, we could cache a pointer to the document and when it became stale, the pointer could be set to null and then any other name under which that document was cached would look up a null pointer and the cache logic could remove it.
I would like to add it to xwiki-platform-store-api module and it will look roughly like this:
package org.xwiki.store;
public final class Pointer<T> { /** The thing which this pointer points to. */ public T target; }
WDYT?
Why is there several cache keys for the same document ? Can't we make sure a same document always use the same key ?
Caleb
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