What happened to LRU cache from Wanghy Cache? guess, particular, maintain, another

amy

I've been looking to do declarative caching with Spring modules but the other cache strategies seem a little heavy for what I want to do.  In looking for a simple LRU based cache I came across Wanghy Cache which has such an implementation... but became Spring modules cache.  But doesn't have that particular cache provider.  Was it just determined it didn't make sense to maintain yet another cache provider since there are so many other good ones?

I guess so - you can take a look at the CVS history back at springmodules to find out what happened to the files. However, with so many providers that offer plenty of options for caching, probably maintaining a separate provider (even though quite simple) was too much of an effort.

Especially since at least one of them provide a LRU in-memory cache (OSCache), which pretty makes that option redundant.