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Spring Modules had a @Cacheable annotation:
org.springmodules.cache.annotations.Cacheable
Now that Spring Module is deprecated, what is the recommendation for caching? And is still still possible to work with ehCache?
Users of Spring Modules have rather been left out on a limb. There’s no direct replacement for
@Cacheablethat I’m aware of.Spring does have some support for EhCache, though, in the form of
EhCacheFactoryBeanand related classes (see javadoc). This gives a pretty easy way of creating and managing EhCache instances, but you then have to make use of it manually.