Level 2 cache is one of the most powerful features of the JPA spec. It's a transparent layer that manages out-of-session data access and cranks-up the performance of the data access tier. To my knowledge it has been first seen in Hibernate and was later adopted by the then-emerging JPA spec (driven mostly by the Hibernate guys back in the day). As annotations gained strength and adoption, L2 caching that was initially configured through XML or … read on »
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