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Hi all, The information on the putForExternalRead javadoc, although useful, was a bit limited, so I've extended it in a documentation section: On 16 Jan , at Very nicely described, shows the difference between pfer and put which is very important. I'd also explain why fail-fast is important don't want to abort a transaction just because caching - an optimisation - couldn't be done.

Also, these two sentences are a bit clunky: The aim of this operation is to deal with concurrent storage of data, which originates in the data store, in the cache in the most efficient way.

Cache (Infinispan Distribution Final-redhat-1 API)

Under heavy read scenarios, contention in the cache should not delay the real transactions at hand, since caching should just be an optimization and not something that gets in the way. I've just updated the article.

java - Infinispan Clustering: Replication of entries loaded by a CacheLoader - Stack Overflow

On Jan 18, , at 6: Why do you always refer to it as "peculiar"? Is it really that odd? On 18 Jan , at LOL, ignoring failures is not something you do often. Feel free to reword it: On Jan 19, , at Free forum by Nabble.