spring-cache

I am trying to test Spring caching support (as described here ) for a Spring Data JPA repository (that extends JpaRepository ) and I am actually having issues with my configuration. Here is my repository method: @Cacheable(value = CacheConfiguration.DATABASE_CACHE_NAME) Member findByEmail(String email); Here is my CacheConfiguration: @Configuration @EnableCaching public class CacheConfiguration implements CachingConfigurer { public static final String DATABASE_CACHE_NAME = "cache.database"; @Bean @Override public CompositeCacheManager cacheManager() { CompositeCacheManager cacheManager = new

I'm caching the results of a function using the @cacheable annotation. I have 3 different caches and the key for each one is the user id of the currently logged in user concatenated with an argument in the method . On a certain event I want to evict all the cache entries which have the key that starts with that particular user id. For example : @Cacheable(value = "testCache1", key = "'abcdef'") I want the cache evict annotation to be something like : @CacheEvict(value = "getSimilarVendors", condition = "key.startsWith('abc')") But when I try to implement this it gives me an error : Property or

I'm looking for 2 things: How to disable all caching during development with Spring boot "dev" profile. There doesn't seam to be a general setting to turn it all off in application.properties. What's the easiest way? How to disable caching for a specific method? I tried to use SpEl like this: @Cacheable(value = "complex-calc", condition = "#{${spring.profiles.active} != 'dev'}") public String someBigCalculation(String input){ ... } But I can get it to work. There are a couple of questions on SO related to this, but they refer to XML config or other things, but I'm using Spring Boot 1.3.3 and

I want to have multiple spring cache managers configured in my web-application and I would be able to use different cache manager at various places in my project. Is there any way to do this. Stephane Nicoll There are several ways you can do this and the right answer depends on your usage of the cache. You have a "main" cache manager If you use CacheManager A for 90% of your use case and B for 10% I'd advise to create a default CacheManager for A (you'll need to specify it via a CacheConfigurerSupport extension), something like: @Configuration @EnableCaching public class CacheConfig extends

I have a similar problem which but sometimes it works. The error described only happens once in a while. I am using spring 3.2.5 and ehcache 2.6.5. Exception trace: org.springframework.expression.spel.SpelEvaluationException: EL1007E:(pos 0): Field or property 'applicationID' cannot be found on null at org.springframework.expression.spel.ast.PropertyOrFieldReference.readProperty(PropertyOrFieldReference.java:213) at org.springframework.expression.spel.ast.PropertyOrFieldReference.getValueInternal(PropertyOrFieldReference.java:85) at org.springframework.expression.spel.ast

I want to use Spring's Cache abstraction to annotate methods as @Cacheable. However, some methods are designed to take an array or collection of parameters and return a collection. For example, consider this method to find entites: public Collection<Entity> getEntities(Collection<Long> ids) Semantically, I need to cache Entity objects individually (keyed by id), not based on the collection of IDs as a whole. Similar to what this question is asking about. Simple Spring Memcached supports what I want, via its ReadThroughMultiCache , but I want to use Spring's abstraction in order to support easy