About org.infinispan.infinispan-hibernate-cache question

[seto]

This is previously maintained by Hibernate Team and now maintained by infinispan team.

But it's not included in the infinispan wildfly modules.

[rvansa]

These modules are aimed for the use case where you run embedded Infinispan in WF, or build the server yourselves. Second-level cache modules will be consumed by WildFly 13 separately, no need to add any modules.

I am not sure if there'll be any further updates for WF <13 - we won't push fixes to Hibernate branches anymore.

[seto]

Maven Repository: org.infinispan » infinispan-hibernate-cache

There's one for 9.2.3.Final. But it is not included in the infinispan modules. After I updated the hiberanate to 5.3.

The infinispan cache container is not match. Then I can't use secondary level cache.

[rvansa]

Inside Wildfly, you can't just upgrade to Hibernate 5.3 - the support will be only in WF 13 (you can expect that soonish) or later. 5.3 involves some breaking changes in SPI and integration layers. The integration of hibernate modules changes a bit (WF will consume infinispan-hibernate-cache-spi instead of extending region factory directly).

Note that org.infinispan:infinispan-hibernate-cache:9.2.3.Final is 2LC for Hibernate 5.2; the matching module for 5.3 is o.i:i-hibernate-cache-v53. Support for 5.2 will be discontinued in Infinispan 9.3, we'll support only 5.1 and 5.3.

[seto]

Using latest Hibernate ORM within WildFly

According to this doc, I can use Hibernate 5.3 with WF12. But I can't just use 2LC for it. No matter with the default cache container or other.

So I'll just disable 2LC for it at the moment. Thank you for your explanation.

[seto]

And also, a little question off this topic. Where's the embedded artifact for Infinispan 9.2 and above. Or now suppose developers to choose artifacts themselves.

[rvansa]

OK, I didn't know that Hibernate provides such feature pack. Thanks.

About infinispan-embedded: we've stopped pushing uberjars as Maven artifacts since users often mixed this uberjar and other modules which led to cryptic errors with a class on the classpath multiple times. If you use Maven, list all the modules you need. Uberjars are for those that prefer to download and use the library manually; single jar simplifies the handling then.