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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<infinispan xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="urn:infinispan:config:4.0">
   <global>
      <transport transportClass = "org.infinispan.remoting.transport.jgroups.JGroupsTransport" 
            clusterName="infinispan-hibernate-cluster" distributedSyncTimeout="50000">
         <!-- Note that the JGroups transport uses sensible defaults if no configuration property is defined. -->
         <properties>
            <!-- TODO: Change to udp.xml once streaming transfer requirement has been removed.  -->
            <property name="configurationFile" value="flush-udp.xml"/>
         </properties>
         <!-- See the JGroupsTransport javadocs for more flags -->
      </transport>
   </global>

   <default>
      <!-- Used to register JMX statistics in any available MBean server -->
      <jmxStatistics enabled="false"/>
   </default>

   <!-- Default configuration is appropriate for entity/collection caching. -->
   <namedCache name="entity">
      <clustering mode="invalidation">
         <stateRetrieval fetchInMemoryState="false" timeout="20000"/>
         <sync replTimeout="20000"/>
      </clustering>
      <locking isolationLevel="READ_COMMITTED" concurrencyLevel="1000" lockAcquisitionTimeout="15000"/>
      <!-- Eviction configuration.  WakeupInterval defines how often the eviction thread runs, in milliseconds.  
           0 means the eviction thread will never run.  A separate executor is used for eviction in each cache. -->
      <eviction wakeUpInterval="5000" maxEntries="10000" strategy="LRU"/>
      <expiration maxIdle="100000"/>
      <lazyDeserialization enabled="true"/>
   </namedCache>
   
   <!-- Default configuration is appropriate for entity/collection caching. -->
   <namedCache name="entity-repeatable">
      <clustering mode="invalidation">
         <stateRetrieval fetchInMemoryState="false" timeout="20000"/>
         <sync replTimeout="20000"/>
      </clustering>
      <!-- Note: REPEATABLE_READ is only useful if the application evicts/clears entities 
        from the Hibernate Session and then expects to repeatably re-read them in 
        the same transaction. Otherwise, the Session's internal cache provides a 
        repeatable-read semantic. Before choosing this config, carefully read the docs
        and make sure you really need REPEATABLE_READ.
       -->
      <locking isolationLevel="REPEATABLE_READ" concurrencyLevel="1000" lockAcquisitionTimeout="15000"/>
      <!-- Eviction configuration.  WakeupInterval defines how often the eviction thread runs, in milliseconds.  
           0 means the eviction thread will never run.  A separate executor is used for eviction in each cache. -->
      <eviction wakeUpInterval="5000" maxEntries="10000" strategy="LRU"/>
      <expiration maxIdle="100000"/>
      <lazyDeserialization enabled="true"/>
   </namedCache>
   
   <!-- An alternative configuration for entity/collection caching that uses replication instead of invalidation -->
   <namedCache name="replicated-entity">
      <clustering mode="replication">
         <stateRetrieval fetchInMemoryState="false" timeout="20000"/>
         <sync replTimeout="20000"/>
      </clustering>
      <locking isolationLevel="READ_COMMITTED" concurrencyLevel="1000" lockAcquisitionTimeout="15000"/>
      <!-- Eviction configuration.  WakeupInterval defines how often the eviction thread runs, in milliseconds.  
           0 means the eviction thread will never run.  A separate executor is used for eviction in each cache. -->
      <eviction wakeUpInterval="5000" maxEntries="10000" strategy="LRU"/>
      <expiration maxIdle="100000"/>
      <lazyDeserialization enabled="true"/>
   </namedCache>
   
   
   <!-- A config appropriate for query caching. Does not replicate queries. -->
   <namedCache name="local-query">
      <locking isolationLevel="READ_COMMITTED" concurrencyLevel="1000" lockAcquisitionTimeout="15000"/>
      <!--Eviction configuration.  WakeupInterval defines how often the eviction thread runs, in milliseconds.  0 means
         the eviction thread will never run.  A separate executor is used for eviction in each cache. -->
      <eviction wakeUpInterval="5000" maxEntries="10000" strategy="LRU"/>
      <expiration maxIdle="100000"/>
   </namedCache>

   <!-- A query cache that replicates queries. Replication is asynchronous. -->
   <namedCache name="replicated-query">
      <clustering mode="replication">
         <stateRetrieval fetchInMemoryState="false"/>
         <async/>
      </clustering>
      <locking isolationLevel="READ_COMMITTED" concurrencyLevel="1000" lockAcquisitionTimeout="15000"/>
      <!--Eviction configuration.  WakeupInterval defines how often the eviction thread runs, in milliseconds.  0 means
         the eviction thread will never run.  A separate executor is used for eviction in each cache. -->
      <eviction wakeUpInterval="5000" maxEntries="10000" strategy="LRU"/>
      <expiration maxIdle="100000"/>
   </namedCache>

   <!-- Optimized for timestamp caching. A clustered timestamp cache
        is required if query caching is used, even if the query cache
        itself is configured with CacheMode=LOCAL. -->
   <namedCache name="timestamps">
      <clustering mode="replication">
         <stateRetrieval fetchInMemoryState="true" timeout="20000"/>
         <async/>
      </clustering>
      <locking isolationLevel="READ_COMMITTED" concurrencyLevel="1000" lockAcquisitionTimeout="15000"/>
      <lazyDeserialization enabled="true"/>
      <!--  Don't ever evict modification timestamps -->
      <eviction wakeUpInterval="0" strategy="NONE"/>
   </namedCache>

</infinispan>