JBoss Cache 3.0.0 "Naga" - first Alpha now available!- July 17, 2008 So to follow up from my post yesterday on MVCC, I'd like to announce that 3.0.0.ALPHA1 - codenamed Naga after the Naga Jolokia pepper - is now ready for download.This release, in addition to a few major features like MVCC and a new configuration file format, contains a number of internal refactorings which will improve performance and stability even on previous locking schemes.Have a look at the complete changelog of what is included in 3.0.0.ALPHA1. If you are interested, visit our JIRA page..http://www.jboss.org/feeds/post/jboss_cache_3_0_0_naga_first_alpha_now_available Configuration changes in JBoss Cache 3- July 17, 2008 JBoss Cache 3 comes with a new, improved layout of the .xml configuration file. Certain constraints were dropped (e.g. explicit mbean support from xml file), so we took a step forward an refactored the entire configuration to be more readable, concise and consistent.Summary of changesnew elements were created to gather related configurations; many of the 2.x configuration elements are attributes of these new elementsxml schema file is shipped now to verify configuration correctness. Schema can..http://www.jboss.org/feeds/post/configuration_changes_in_jboss_cache_3 MVCC has landed- July 16, 2008 I will soon be releasing the first alpha on JBoss Cache 3.0.0 - codenamed Naga after the Naga Jolokia pepper, naturally keeping with the pepper-naming theme. This is an alpha and doesn't nearly have all of what the GA release will have, but it does have two very significant features which I would like to share with the world. One is MVCC, and the other is a new configuration file format - which I've left for Mircea Markus to talk about in his post.UPDATE: This has now been released. See my...http://www.jboss.org/feeds/post/mvcc_has_landed JBoss Cache Searchable- July 4, 2008 For those who don't know yet, I've been working on a GSoC (Google Summer of Code) project and is the integration package between JBoss Cache and Hibernate Search. Basically, this enables users to search through JBoss Cache using Hibernate Search. According to another Surtani at JBoss, it's a very cool project and as far as I'm concerned it's just a fun piece of code to be working on :). It's been an interesting, topsy-turvy ride over the past couple of months getting all this stuff to work -...http://www.jboss.org/feeds/post/jboss_cache_searchable CRs everywhere. POJO Edition as well.- July 2, 2008 So there have been a whole host of CRs on JBoss Cache Poblano. We've been releasing a whole bunch of these fairly close to one another, and have finally come to a pretty stable and solid CR that may well be the last before GA. 2.2.0.CR6 it is - and you know where to get it.In addition, after a long wait, we also finally have the POJO Edition catching up with the release numbers. jbosscache-pojo 2.2.0.CR5 has been released with a CR6 coming out pretty shortly. The wait, primarily due to...http://www.jboss.org/feeds/post/crs_everywhere_pojo_edition_as_well |