CacheLoader data eviction?

[dlg]

Do nodes get removed from the CacheLoader when they hit maxAgeSeconds?

Thanks,
Dan

[It looks like part of my problem is that things aren't getting cleaned up from the CacheLoader, so Bdbje gets slower and slower, and eventually writes seem to timeout. I assume this only happens with AsyncCacheLoader b/c multiple threads must get queued up to wait for a lock.]

[ben.wang]

No, it does not. Eviction just evict data in-memory. It will still keep the persistent data. You will need to issue remove explicitly. That makes sense right? Otherwise, why do you need persistency?

-Ben

[dlg]

Thanks Ben. I was just counting on persistence between invocations of Java but that if the object itself timed out, it would disappear. If I call treecache.remove(), I assume it will be removed from the persistent store, so perhaps I should catch an event when the node is being timed out (and also run through all the nodes at startup).

Or, better yet:

I still get the same timeouts if I add a je.properies to my WEB-INF/classes dir that contains je.lock.timeout=[LARGE NUMBER]. It seems to be ignored. Is there any way to crank up the timeouts for BDBJE?

Thanks,
Dan