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AEM_newbie · 10/15/15

Hi,

I am calling a REST Web Service to load the data from the back end. Is there any way I can cache the Web Service call since this is the service that loads maximum data.

thanks.

Runal_Trivedi · 10/15/15

You can use angularjs caching module to cache REST responses.

Kindly mind this is purely client side caching, just to give you an idea,.. REST url becomes the key whereas response the object that you cache against it.

For more details checkout below URL: https://github.com/jmdobry/angular-cache

- Runal

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AEM_newbie · 10/15/15

I am not sure how the RESTful Web Service has been written since there is an entirely different team for that. I have the end point URL for it that ends with .json

smacdonald2008 · 10/15/15

How did you implemented your Restful Web Service - did you write a AEM Java servlet?

Runal_Trivedi · 10/15/15

You can use angularjs caching module to cache REST responses.

Kindly mind this is purely client side caching, just to give you an idea,.. REST url becomes the key whereas response the object that you cache against it.

For more details checkout below URL: https://github.com/jmdobry/angular-cache

- Runal