MemcachedService

Classname: be.securit.trustbuilder.service.MemcachedService

To use this service an extra jar has to be included in your trustbuilder-web.war file. Download the latest xmemcached jar file and place it in the /lib folder of your trustbuilder package.

Property

address Address of the remote memcached service
poolsize Size of the connectionpool to use

Functions

get(key) Get item by key
put(key,value) Put key/value pair
add(key,value) Set key/value pair
replace(key,value) Replace key/value pair
set(key,expiry,value) Put key/value pair with expiry
add(key,expiry,value) Set key/value pair with expiry
replace(key,expiry,value) Replace key/value pair with expiry
remove(key) Remove item from store

Memory / Session service

There are 3 different session services available. They allow to integrate a session service in the workflow. However, it's not limited to only sessions, they can be used as a way to pass information between requests.

Possible implementations

database: be.securit.trustbuilder.util.DatabaseCacheService

Properties: * jndi * putStatement (optional) * getStatement (optional) * remStatement (optional)

memcached: be.securit.trustbuilder.service.MemcachedService

Properties: * address (supports multiple addresses) * poolsize * memory be.securit.trustbuilder.util.SimpleCacheService

expiring memory: be.securit.trustbuilder.util.TimedBlockingHashMap

Properties: * ttl Time to keep the entries in memory before removing them

redis: be.securit.trustbuilder.service.RedisService

Properties: * host (supports multiple addresses) * ttl Time to keep the entries in memory before removing them

These implementations can be used as backend for sessionmanagement, see the section over sessionmanagement.

Functions

put(key,object) Put a key in the store with a value (expiring after ttl defined in the config)
get(key) Get the value from the store by its key
get(key,timeoutSeconds) Get the value from the store by its key with a timeout in seconds
remove(key) Remove a value from the store