I have the dispatcher configured to point publish. Whenever I am publishing a page , the dispatcher invalidates the cache . I don't want the dispatcher to delete the cache immediately. I commented /invalidate , but still it is deleting the cache file.
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Hi,
How do you want to the dispatcher to actually get the old data out of the cache? What's the stragey you would like ot have?
Kind regards,
Jörg
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Did you configure and enabled "Dispatcher flush agent" on publish replication agent?? because that agent is also responsible to trigger the flush on dispatcher based on configured event.
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Hi,
How do you want to the dispatcher to actually get the old data out of the cache? What's the stragey you would like ot have?
Kind regards,
Jörg
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I am making http access calls to dispatcher so that that dispatcher cache is made ready with new data during the publishing stage itself. Since dispatcher is invalidating it , the html files made by http access also gets deleted.
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Hi,
so you are concerned about the fact, that files need to refetched from publish first and then being delivered to the browser? I think, that's the price you need to pay to fill up any cache ...
If you can live with stale data, you can omit the invalidation on a change, and rather invalidate time-base (using simply cron). After that you can start another script to fill the cache again.
kind regards,
Jörg
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