ServerCacheConfig.xml

Each ObjectType entry controls how an object type is handled by the servercache. The attributes of the ObjectType entry are:

•Name: the name of the object type.

•Expiration: defines the period of time an object is held in the cache without it being accessed; once this period has elapsed without the object being accessed it is removed from the cache.

•IsPreload: when true the first time an object of this type is referenced, all objects of this type are added to the cache. The Expiration period is ignored and the associated objects are held in the server cache permanently.

•GracePeriod for each objectType: the period of time that must elapse between a cache entry of the specified objectType being created before the related last modified date is perceived to be out of date, i.e. I just got this a second ago, surely it’s still ok.

To test the server cache, run the command:

http://main.teradp.com/gn4/rest.ashx?cmd=monitor

This display a list like this:

<serverMonitor started="2014-08-29T09:52:34.057Z" elapsed="less than a minute ago" logins="5">
<database>
<requests active="-1" total="2009"/>
</database>
<cache items="1007">
<objectType name="folder" items="624"/>
<objectType name="config" items="39"/>
<objectType name="user" items="102"/>
<objectType name="zone" items="19"/>
<objectType name="region" items="22"/>
<objectType name="section" items="47"/>
<objectType name="editionNumber" items="13"/>
<objectType name="group" items="62"/>
<objectType name="workstate" items="28"/>
<objectType name="source" items="18"/>
<objectType name="justScope" items="8"/>
<objectType name="publication" items="2"/>
<objectType name="title" items="12"/>
<objectType name="configScope" items="5"/>
<objectType name="securityScope" items="2"/>
<objectType name="geometry" items="1"/>
<objectType name="media" items="2"/>
<objectType name="fontLayout" items="1"/>
</cache>
</serverMonitor>