RedisCache now expires keys using putIfAbsent if the key was set. Previously, the key was only expired if the value was already present and the value matched the value stored inside of Redis.
Original Pull Request: #224
We now unbind and release the connection from the transaction resources after a Redis command is invoked. Redis read operations return always null while using RedisTemplate in a transaction so Redis read transactions are not useful.
Previously, RedisConnection's were bound as transactional resource when used in the scope of a @Transactional(readOnly = true) method but not released on transaction completion. This was, because connections are not registered with a transaction synchronizer.
Original Pull Request: #214
RedisTemplate executePipelined(RedisCallback) uses now the Hash Key and Hash Value serializers to deserialize the response.
Original pull request: #190.
CLA: 174020160421053943 (Anqing Shao).
Return zero (0) in getAndSet to prevent NullPointerExceptions. Remove trailing whitespace. Add tests for existing methods. Simplify tests.
Original pull request: #182.
We now throw DataRetrievalFailureException in case of get() when the underlying key storing the value of an AtomicInteger, AtomicLong or AtomicDouble is removed from Redis.
Original pull request: #182.
Several tests rely heavily on time to perform synchronization. Therfore we remove Thread.sleep from tests which do not require a sleep at all, use a condition where possible and increase timeouts on tests known to fail very likely due to a short Thread.sleep.
Original Pull Request: #171
- Introduce Maven pom.xml.
- Moved Asciidoctor files to src/main/asciidoc.
- Moved notice.txt etc. to src/main/resources.
- Add logback.xml
- Update Makefile to use maven and pick build profiles.
- Update template.mf to pick up versions in pom.xml
- Add build matrix for spring versions to .travis.yml
- Use container based travis infrastructure.
- Update readme.
Original pull request: #167.
As of Spring Framework 4.3.RC1, the `Cache` interface has a new `<T> T get(Object key, Callable<T> valueLoader);` method (see SPR-9254).
If no entry for the given key is found, the `Callable` is invoked to compute/load the value that is then put into redis and returned. Additionally concurrent calls get synchronized so that the `Callable` is only called once.
Using Spring Framework 4.3 failures result in `o.s.c.Cache$ValueRetrievalException` prior versions use `RedisSystemException`.
Original pull request: #162.
