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shared cache cluster

Enrico Schierz
Contributor
December 21, 2015

Hallo,

I want to use a shared cache for JIRA and Confluence Cluster.

I return the cache with this method:

public Cache<String, Long> getSharedCache() {
    if(cache==null){
        cache = cacheManager.getCache(NAME_CACHE, null, new CacheSettingsBuilder().replicateViaCopy().build());
                cache.addListener(new MyCacheListener<String, Long>(),true);
    }
    return cache;
}

I add data with

getSharedCache().put(NAME_CACHE_ELEMENT, LONG_VALUE);

and get it with

getSharedCache().get(NAME_CACHE_ELEMENT);

 

If I add data with clusternode1 than i can get it back on node2.

But if i add this data with node2 I can not get it with node1.

Why the nodes synchronize only from node1 to node2 and not on the other way?

 

Sorry I save the question to quickly wink

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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December 21, 2015

In what context?  Why are you trying to do this, and what for?  I assume you're using Datacentre versions of both systems too?

Enrico Schierz
Contributor
December 21, 2015

I want to share a timestamp. All nodes can put and get the timestamp. Yes I use the data center version.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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December 21, 2015

Ah, ok, you've updated the question, my answer is not relevant any more.

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