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          spring+AOP+osCache

          Introduction

          by:http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/spring/display/DISC/AOP+Cache

          I've written an AOP interceptor which allows you to specify which methods to cache for Spring beans.
          Different cache providers are available: Memory HashMap, EHCache, OSCache (which is clusterable) and SwarmCache.

          Example

          We start by defining a bookManager object which has one method

          public ?List?getRelated(Book);

          ?

          which returns a List of Books that are related to the Book that is specified. This method is ideally suited for caching, since the related books will not change that often.
          <bean?id="bookManager"?class="com.example.BookManager"/>

          Next we define the AOP interceptor which will cache the results. This example will return a cached result (the List of Books) instead of a call to bookManager.getRelated(Book), if the method is called with the same Book argument.

          Available implementations of CacheInterceptor are:

          • MemoryCacheInterceptor: a simple in-memory cache that's not meant for production
          • EHCacheInterceptor: uses EHCache from Hibernate and should be configured in ehcache.xml as described in the EHCache documentation.
          • SwarmCacheInterceptor: a clusterable cache implementation
          • OSCacheInterceptor: uses OSCache from OpenSymphony and is the one used in this example

          The cache in the example is expired after 15 minutes.??
          ?????

          < bean? id ="cacheInterceptor" ?
          ????class
          ="org.springframework.aop.interceptor.cache.OSCacheInterceptor" >
          ????
          < property? name ="refreshPeriods" >
          ????????
          < props >
          ????????????
          <!-- ?Cache?the?returned?related?books?for?15?minutes? -->
          ????????????
          < prop? key ="com.example.BookManager@getRelated" > 900 </ prop >
          ????????
          </ props >
          ????
          </ property >
          ????
          <!-- ?For?caches?not?defined?under?'refreshPeriods',?use?this?value? -->
          ????
          < property? name ="defaultRefreshPeriod" >
          ????????
          < value > -1 </ value >
          ????
          </ property >
          ????
          <!-- ?Which?method?to?call?for?non-standard?objects?like?String,?Boolean?or?Number.
          ?This?method?should?be?a?simple?method,?like?getId()?or?toString(),?but?should
          ?uniquely?identify?the?object.?
          -->
          ????
          < property? name ="identifiers" >
          ????????
          < props >
          ????????????
          <!-- ?If?a?method?contains?an?argument?com.example.Book,
          ?????????????the?generated?cache?key?contains?the?value?of?Book.getId()?
          -->
          ????????????
          < prop? key ="com.example.Book" > getId </ prop >
          ????????
          </ props >
          ????
          </ property >
          </ bean >

          ??????

          refreshPeriods and defaultRefreshPeriod are properties that are specific for the OSCacheInterceptor. The best way to know how to configure a specific CacheInterceptor implementation is by having a look in the Javadoc (see the project.zip file).

          refreshPeriods indicates how long the results will be cached in seconds. So a call to com.example.BookManager.getRelated() will be cached for 900 seconds (15 minutes).
          When a method is intercepted that is not defined under refreshPeriods, the value of defaultRefreshPeriod will be used.

          In order to be able to identify a call to the method with the same parameter, we use the identifiers property. Here you can list the function that needs to be called in order to get a unique identifier for this class. For each class that is used as an argument for the cached methods, specify the method name (which may not have any parameters). This is a better aproach than using the toString() method, since this method can produce long lines while most of the time a simple identifier is available. So in this example, book.getId() will be used to identify separate Book arguments. There is no need to specify arguments that are primitives (float, int), Strings or Numbers (Float, Integer, ...).

          Now we wire the cacheInterceptor to the bookManager bean and we're done! Calls to bookManager.getRelated() will from now on be cached for 15 minutes.
          Of course you can add as many beans to the cache as you want.

          <!-- ?An?advisor?that?wraps?bookManager.getRelated()?with?the?cacheInterceptor? -->
          < bean? id ="bookManagerAdvisor" ?
          ????class
          ="org.springframework.aop.support.RegexpMethodPointcutAdvisor" >
          ????
          < property? name ="advice" >
          ????????
          < ref? bean ="cacheInterceptor" />
          ????
          </ property >
          ????
          < property? name ="patterns" >
          ????????
          < list >
          ????????????
          < value > .*getRelated </ value >
          ????????
          </ list >
          ????
          </ property >
          </ bean >
          < bean? id ="bookManagerCacheProxyCreator" ?
          ????class
          ="org.springframework.aop.framework.autoproxy.BeanNameAutoProxyCreator" >
          ????
          < property? name ="beanNames" >
          ????????
          < value > bookManager </ value >
          ????
          </ property >
          ????
          < property? name ="interceptorNames" >
          ????????
          < list >
          ????????????
          < value > bookManagerAdvisor </ value >
          ????????
          </ list >
          ????
          </ property >
          </ bean >

          ?

          Versions

          The first version was written quite some time ago, but since 2006/03/21 there is a new version ?(2.0.18).

          About

          I've used this code already in three projects, but not all implementations of the cache (SwarmCache) are well tested. The code is written in the org.springframework.aop.interceptor.cache package and may be copied/used for free.
          This code is written by Pieter Coucke?for Onthoo.com, but may be used for free. Of course, if the Spring core developers are interested in integrating this, they are free to do so. If you find this code useful or have any remarks, please let me know!

          Files

          See this XML file?for a sample configuration.
          Eclipse project and source code. More info is available in the javadocs.

          ?Related

          Caching the result of methods using Spring and EHCache
          My AOP cache blog ?and a post about version?2.0.18.
          Attribute based caching

          posted on 2006-10-11 09:43 捕風 閱讀(829) 評論(0)  編輯  收藏 所屬分類: java高級

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