my entity class is annotated with @Cache, my primary keys are combined of few table fields, primary keys are embedded into this class as embedded class. Do I need to put @Cache for the embedded class as well?
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my entity class is annotated with @Cache, my primary keys are combined of few table fields, primary keys are embedded into this class as embedded class. Do I need to put @Cache for the embedded class as well?
No, the
@Cacheannotation goes on entities and on collections. Your composite key will be used as key for the cache entry.