Do getCache() really need to start the cache?

[girishadat]

When I call getCache(String) for getting a named cache, why it is in started state always? Can't this cause inconvenience for applications which rely on the CacheListeners? Say, if I want to attach a cache listener to monitor all the cache data operations after starting the cache, there can be chances for such operations to occur after getCache() and before attaching CacheListener.

JBC allowed me to get the cache reference in INITIALIZED state and attach listeners; and then only I need to start the cache, using start() method. It would be convenient if there is a getCache(String name, boolean start) API in CacheManager. I am using Infinispan 4.0.0 Final.

[manik]

Create a feature request for a CacheContainer.getCache(name, boolean); method

[girishadat]

I am not able to login to JBoss JIRA. It is always showing that "Sorry, your username and password are incorrect - please try again." whenever I tried to login using my JBoss.org userid and password.

[girishadat]

"2010-09-02 5:00 AM UTC - planned outage for nearly 30 min. We are going to enable user profile details (e-mail, full name) replication from jboss.org account into JIRA. Check and update your jboss.org user profile as described in help please to prevent unwanted change of e-mail address in JIRA after next login.

The JIRA FishEye plug-in has been temporarily disabled due to issues with FishEye causing Jira to become unresponsive. We are working to resolve the problems and will enable the plug-in as soon as is feasible."

I hope the login problem will be solved soon...

[girishadat]

Done. Opened https://jira.jboss.org/browse/ISPN-627

Feeling so happy as I did in something (mm... its very tiny work...) for a wonderful project.

Ofcourse, first move for an opensource work after getting a job.