Posts Tagged ‘open source’
JForum & MemCached Integration
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: August 30, 2008
The default caching option in JForum is a simple Java Map which obviously will be effective only within a single JVM and will work only when the application is running on a single instance of the web server. But in a clustered environment, each JVM will maintain its own cache (because its just a Java [...]
Tags: caching, cluster, forum, Java, jboss, jbosscache, jforum, jvm, memcached, open source, serialization, web application, web server
Turning into a Tech Writer !
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: August 15, 2008
After reading this, I felt that I too should write about whatever I learn, but never really got started ! Thanks to S complaining that I dont share things that I learn and also that I dont give back anything to the Open Source Community from which I take so much so often, I am [...]
Tags: open source, technical writing
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