Re: Turning off trusted cached, but templates still caching

2008-12-27 Thread Dave Watts
 So, for production, I should be able to leave trusted cache on while
 turning off save class files.  Are there any potential problems with
 that? (other than the page loads slowing down on server restarts)

No, that's perfectly ok, and optimal in many cases.

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Turning off trusted cached, but templates still caching

2008-12-26 Thread Scott Brady
I worked on implementing using the trusted cache for one of our web
sites. To test it, I enabled that setting on my development machine.
Now that I'm done with that task, I've turned off the trusted cache on
my local machine. However, it looks like templates are still being
cached.  What's even stranger is that clearing the template cache via
the administrator doesn't let me see my changes in my code. I have to
restart CF for the changes to be reflected -- every time.

Has anyone come across this before?  I can't really restart CF after
every single code change.

This is on a Windows XP laptop with the Developer Edition of CF8.01
running Apache.  [I'll be updating that to the most recent version of
CF soon, but thought someone might have an idea]

Scott

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Re: Turning off trusted cached, but templates still caching

2008-12-26 Thread Scott Brady
Quick update:

1) I guess 8.01 is the latest version. I thought there was an 8.02,
but can't find it on Adobe's site.

2) This is actually affecting production, as well.  Clearing the
template cache doesn't seem to be working (either using the Admin
directly or using the admin API).

The production boxes are Windows 2003 running CF8 Enterprise on IIS.

Scott

On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 11:08 AM, Scott Brady dsbr...@gmail.com wrote:
 I worked on implementing using the trusted cache for one of our web
 sites. To test it, I enabled that setting on my development machine.
 Now that I'm done with that task, I've turned off the trusted cache on
 my local machine. However, it looks like templates are still being
 cached.  What's even stranger is that clearing the template cache via
 the administrator doesn't let me see my changes in my code. I have to
 restart CF for the changes to be reflected -- every time.

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Re: Turning off trusted cached, but templates still caching

2008-12-26 Thread Brian Kotek
Is another level of cache involved (data or components in application scope,
or some other hardware or web server cache)?

On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 1:57 PM, Scott Brady dsbr...@gmail.com wrote:

 Quick update:

 1) I guess 8.01 is the latest version. I thought there was an 8.02,
 but can't find it on Adobe's site.

 2) This is actually affecting production, as well.  Clearing the
 template cache doesn't seem to be working (either using the Admin
 directly or using the admin API).

 The production boxes are Windows 2003 running CF8 Enterprise on IIS.

 Scott

 On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 11:08 AM, Scott Brady dsbr...@gmail.com wrote:
  I worked on implementing using the trusted cache for one of our web
  sites. To test it, I enabled that setting on my development machine.
  Now that I'm done with that task, I've turned off the trusted cache on
  my local machine. However, it looks like templates are still being
  cached.  What's even stranger is that clearing the template cache via
  the administrator doesn't let me see my changes in my code. I have to
  restart CF for the changes to be reflected -- every time.
 
 --
 -
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 http://www.scottbrady.net/

 

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Re: Turning off trusted cached, but templates still caching

2008-12-26 Thread Scott Brady
Nope. And, as far as I can tell, it only affects pages that got cached
under trusted cache.

In other words, I have another application on my local machine where
the pages are updating without restarting CF.  It's just the ones I
viewed while cache was turned on that seem to be affected.

It's very odd.

On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Brian Kotek brian...@gmail.com wrote:
 Is another level of cache involved (data or components in application scope,
 or some other hardware or web server cache)?

 On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 1:57 PM, Scott Brady dsbr...@gmail.com wrote:

 Quick update:

 1) I guess 8.01 is the latest version. I thought there was an 8.02,
 but can't find it on Adobe's site.

 2) This is actually affecting production, as well.  Clearing the
 template cache doesn't seem to be working (either using the Admin
 directly or using the admin API).

 The production boxes are Windows 2003 running CF8 Enterprise on IIS.

 Scott

 On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 11:08 AM, Scott Brady dsbr...@gmail.com wrote:
  I worked on implementing using the trusted cache for one of our web
  sites. To test it, I enabled that setting on my development machine.
  Now that I'm done with that task, I've turned off the trusted cache on
  my local machine. However, it looks like templates are still being
  cached.  What's even stranger is that clearing the template cache via
  the administrator doesn't let me see my changes in my code. I have to
  restart CF for the changes to be reflected -- every time.
 
 --
 -
 Scott Brady
 http://www.scottbrady.net/



 

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Re: Turning off trusted cached, but templates still caching

2008-12-26 Thread Scott Brady
I think I may have the issue, but I want to make sure that won't cause problems.

I had Save Class Files checked.  And, I think CF just wasn't
recognizing that the files had changed (I recall this occurring in
MX6, so maybe it still happens on 8?).

So, for production, I should be able to leave trusted cache on while
turning off save class files.  Are there any potential problems with
that? (other than the page loads slowing down on server restarts)


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