Hibernate second-level cache ehcache.xml, the cache setting for entities can't be read to HIbernate?

I found where my problem is. I'm using ehcache as cache provider. In the ehcache.

Xml,I think the defaultCache element is also used for ALL THE QueryCaches too, if I didn't set the standardQueryCache element. So it's not important whether or not I set the maxElementsInMemory of to "0", because all the QueryCache are using the defaultCache region. But setting the maxElementsInMemory of to "0" can definitely help to disable the sencond-level cache of that entity when using EntityManager.find() function.

PLEASE, read the documentation. In case of "maxElementsInMemory" setting, a value of "0" has a special meaning - unlimited. So instead of getting no cache at all, you're caching everything.

Another Good tutorial about Ehcache, spring and hibernate integration eiconsulting.blogspot.com/2011/10/ehcach....

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