Examples of net.sf.ehcache.Cache.initialise()

net.sf.ehcache.Cache.initialise()
Newly created caches do not have a {@link net.sf.ehcache.store.MemoryStore} or a {@link net.sf.ehcache.store.DiskStore}.
This method creates those and makes the cache ready to accept elements

      zeroThresholdPolicy.setThreshold(0);
      
      // Test case #1
      // Valid certificate on valid CRL data
      cache = new Cache("crlCache-1", 100, false, false, 20, 10);
      cache.initialise();
      params.add(new Object[] {
          new CRLDistributionPointRevocationChecker(cache),
          defaultPolicy,
          new String[] {"user-valid-distcrl.crt"},
         "userCA-valid.crl",

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      });
      
      // Test case #2
      // Revoked certificate on valid CRL data
      cache = new Cache("crlCache-2", 100, false, false, 20, 10);
      cache.initialise();
      params.add(new Object[] {
          new CRLDistributionPointRevocationChecker(cache),
          defaultPolicy,
          new String[] {"user-revoked-distcrl.crt"},
         "userCA-valid.crl",

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      });
      
      // Test case #3
      // Valid certificate on expired CRL data
      cache = new Cache("crlCache-3", 100, false, false, 20, 10);
      cache.initialise();
      params.add(new Object[] {
          new CRLDistributionPointRevocationChecker(cache),
          zeroThresholdPolicy,
          new String[] {"user-valid-distcrl.crt"},
         "userCA-expired.crl",

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      // Test case #4
      // Valid certificate on expired CRL data with custom expiration
      // policy to always allow expired CRL data
      cache = new Cache("crlCache-4", 100, false, false, 20, 10);
      cache.initialise();
      params.add(new Object[] {
          new CRLDistributionPointRevocationChecker(cache),
          new RevocationPolicy<X509CRL>() {
              public void apply(X509CRL crl) {/* Do nothing to allow unconditionally */}
          },

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      // Test case #5
      // Valid certificate with no CRL distribution points defined but with
      // "AllowRevocationPolicy" set to allow unavailable CRL data
      cache = new Cache("crlCache-5", 100, false, false, 20, 10);
      cache.initialise();
      final CRLDistributionPointRevocationChecker checker5 = new CRLDistributionPointRevocationChecker(cache);
      checker5.setUnavailableCRLPolicy(new AllowRevocationPolicy());
      params.add(new Object[] {
          checker5,
          defaultPolicy,

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      // Revoked certificate with CRL distribution point URI that is technically
      // not a valid URI since the issuer DN in the querystring is not encoded per
      // the escaping of reserved characters in RFC 2396.
      // Make sure we can convert given URI to valid URI and confirm it's revoked
      cache = new Cache("crlCache-6", 100, false, false, 20, 10);
      cache.initialise();
      params.add(new Object[] {
          new CRLDistributionPointRevocationChecker(cache),
          defaultPolicy,
          new String[] {"user-revoked-distcrl2.crt"},
         "userCA-valid.crl",

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