TAFJ Cache

TAFJ caching is one of the TAFJ feature that helps to improve the execution time of the incoming requests to Temenos Transact. This guide shows you how TAFJ caching works, and provides a reference to its features and syntax.

Configuring TAFJ Cache Prerequisite

This section shows the prerequisite software that needs to be installed before starting the TAFJ Cache configuration.

Setting up TAFJ Caching

This section shows the various configurations that you need to make to start the TAFJ caching process.

Enabling Batch Caching

This section shows the concept of how batch caching is independent of external caching. Therefore, to avoid write-through caching, you can enable either of the caching mechanism

Setting up Apache Ignite

This section shows how Ignite uses the encryption algorithm and a keystore to ensure data security.

Setting up Oracle Weblogic Coherence

This section describes a GAR file that is deployed to Weblogic for Coherence configuration.

Setting up JBoss Data Grid

You can setup JBoss Data Grid for Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6 and above

Setting up WebSphere eXtreme Scale Grid

You can install the latest version of eXtreme Scale Client

Advantages of TAFJ Cache as a Component

You can use the TAFJCache.jar file as an independent component.

Monitor Cache Time in the TAFJ Monitor

You can monitor cache time in the TAFJ monitor by comparing cache read time against regular read time and number of cache reads against number of regular reads.

Integrating TAFJ Cache Apache Ignite Setup with Data Event Streaming

You can integrate the Data Event Streaming (DES) product with the Temenos Transact system’s F.DATA.EVENTS table to cache all records from this table

Setting up Apache Ignite with DBImport

You can start Ignite within the DBImport process

Estimating a Table Size

This section shows you how to retrieve a table size in Oracle.

Benefits of TAFJ Caching

This section emphasizes on how TAFJ Caching improves the execution time of Temenos Transact.