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Tuesday December 10, 2002

Caching for Struts

An interesting new extension came through the struts-dev mailing list today. It's called the "neteye actioncache" and is an extension that provides a simple but powerful caching facility for struts. It's features as are:

  • Caching of binary and character data
  • Support for URL based session tracking
  • Allows to use multiple actions on a single page
  • LRU caching policy
  • Persistence

Pretty cool - don't know if I'll ever need it, but nice to know it exists. More information can be found at http://actioncache.neteye.de.

Posted in Java at Dec 10 2002, 08:40:04 AM MST Add a Comment
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