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javax.cache and CDI

I’ve written up a quick how-to for configuring a Resin jCache ClusterCache and injecting it with CDI. The application code uses standard classes and CDI annotations and uses the Resin jCache implementation.

http://wiki4.caucho.com/Resin_Java_Cache_using_CDI_Inject

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