I am using google guava cache with reference-based eviction. I wonder what happened if the cache is full and no element of it is marked as evictable? Is there an out of memory exception thrown?
What happend if guava cache is full and no evictable element?
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Reference-based eviction is essentially no different than Java's standard GC behavior - the GC just ignores the reference's presence in the cache. If an object falls out of scope (everywhere but the cache) it will be evicted from the cache during GC. If all elements of the cache are in scope somewhere else and therefore cannot be GCed you will run into memory problems exactly like you would if you weren't using a cache. You cannot have more data in memory than the JVM is configured to permit. Using a reference-evicting cache doesn't change this.