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Can i Insatll Memcached on HP-UX server. If ok kindly suggest docs for the same.

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Can you please send me the source code of your tests?

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Any recommendation what would be the best Cache to use?

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Thankfully there is another solution. JBoss has a Binding Manager service. You can configure this service to bind ports defined in a configuration file. JBoss also provides a sample configuration file with 4 sets of ports. In order to use this service you need to do the following (JBOSS_HOME represents the directory where JBoss is installed and SERVER_NAME represents the server instance you are working with.

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o me this test just does not make any sense, a single box test on a highly scalable distrubuted caching system like memcached? hmm.

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Thats not cool - Memcached Java APIs are not JCache compliant

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What if the total cached objects exceed 2GB? Jcache and ehcache are serving as a quick solution more likely. however, when you need to deal with big data and distributed computation, memcached is probably a better off solution.

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