Abstract
AbstractOpenJPA is an implementation of the Java persistence API (JPA) for Apache, with a caching layer for databases queries to share cached objects among multiple client sessions. This is a critical component for high performance, since the caching layer can handle many database requests. However the performance is limited when an application includes write transactions, because the current OpenJPA cache invalidation mechanism is course-grained and this results in a low cache hit rate. We have implemented two kinds of finer-grained invalidation mechanisms by using query dependency analysis and integrated them into OpenJPA. In our experiments with TPC-W, the OpenJPA with the finer-grained invalidation mechanisms outperformed the current OpenJPA. In addition, we created many more mixes TPC-W, and found that the finer mechanism is not necessarily the better, that is, the best mechanism varies depending on the mixes.KeywordsEJB3.0JPAOpenJPAQuery dependency analysisCache invalidation
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