CacheManager.createCache should have information about characters in the cache name.
The Spec says on page 113:
11.2.1. Cache Name
If no cache name is specified either on the method level annotation or at the class level with the
@CacheDefaults annotation then the name is generated as the following:
package.name.ClassName.methodName(package.ParameterType,package.ParameterType)
This means a cache implementation must allow at least the special characters for a cache name: .(),
This is in the annotations sections. Legal/illegal characters in the cache name are not mentioned anywhere else.
On Spec page 132:
Caches do not use forward slashes (/) or colons (:) as part of their names. Additionally it is
recommended that cache names starting with java. or javax.should not be used.
It in the section 'Portability Recommendations', so not mandatoriy.
CacheManager.createCacheshould have information about characters in the cache name.The Spec says on page 113:
This means a cache implementation must allow at least the special characters for a cache name: .(), This is in the annotations sections. Legal/illegal characters in the cache name are not mentioned anywhere else.
On Spec page 132:
It in the section 'Portability Recommendations', so not mandatoriy.