Re: Scala + Terracotta + Ehcache

In my previous start up I used Terracotta as a persistent store with scala code on top.

There were 3 problems there:

1. Terracotta's configuration (GC, etc etc) is very complicated and not always defaulting to good values.
2. There was no "public API" to access a persistent object by key, in general all the indexing had to be implemented by hand.
3. The setup suffered from the "image problem" i.e. it was not easy to evolve the object "schema" given the "image" already persisted. this is analogous to Smalltalks' "image problem"

On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 8:37 AM, Duarhs Obscure <duarhs@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,
I'm looking for some resources regarding enterprise integration of Scala and Terracotta.  I know that Jonas Boner had written some integration code (http://jonasboner.com/2008/01/25/clustering-scala-actors-with-terracotta.html)  Has this been folded into Akka, or is there still an alternative to using Akka?
Additionally, does anybody have any advice for integrating a distributed cache with remote actors?
Thanks, 
Du

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