Subject | Re: [Firebird-Java] Responding to Firebird events |
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Author | S. Radojcin |
Post date | 2005-05-29T08:44:15Z |
Jim Starkey wrote:
:-( , I am looking for a good caching strategy with regard on db data
changes.
So, how to properly detect database data changes, and invalidate cached
data in the application ?
>S. Radojcin wrote:- thanks a lot for useful information, but for now (because of hastiness
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>>Hi,
>>- I would like to respond on Firebird POST_EVENT (signaled from trigger
>>or stored proc).
>>For example, in my Java (web) application, I want to be notified when
>>content of db table changes (in order to perform some action - let say
>>,reload db data)
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>>- Can someone tell me if this possible, and how ?
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>I'm willing to provide moral support, encouragement, and informations,
>but I don't do LGPL or GPL, so I can't help with the actual code. If
>you want to take this on, there is probably Software Hero, third rank,
>status available for a successful implementation.
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:-( , I am looking for a good caching strategy with regard on db data
changes.
So, how to properly detect database data changes, and invalidate cached
data in the application ?
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