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Application wide long term caching memory efficiency in Java

27 January at 01:56PM published by Matt Castonguay

One of the biggest problems of running a web application for a long period of time is the storage of cached data that may no longer be in use but still be refered. There are multiple solutions for this, one of the most common one is to run some sort of deamon or thread that will clean up or simply flushing the cache after a certain amount of time. In this article we propose the use of a WeakHashMap.

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