Hi Shavantha,
The EnableGatewayKeyCache entry enables/disables a cache which we use to
store tokens. Whereas the EnableGatewayResourceCache entry
enables/disables a cache which we use to store data of API resources.
Your observations are not related to the resource cache AFAIU, but they are
related to the token cache. The token cache is used to store information
related to a token. Ex: token's validity period, token owner's username,
etc. The resource cache is used to store information related to API
resources such as a resource's auth type, tier, etc.
Thanks,
NuwanD.
On Sat, Aug 16, 2014 at 10:37 AM, Shavantha Weerasinghe shavan...@wso2.com
wrote:
Hi Nuwan
What is the difference between the two properties EnableGatewayKeyCache
and EnableGatewayResourceCache that exist within the api-manager.xml.
I tested with both enabled disabled and one of the two enabled and what I
noticed was that when EnableGatewayKeyCache was enabled and if we delete an
application then the invocation of an API stopps after about 15 minutes
where as if the *EnableGatewayKeyCache *was disabled and
EnableGatewayResourceCache was enabled then upon deleting an application
with the subscriptions the invocation is not allowed
regards,
Shavantha Weerasinghe
Senior Software Engineer QA
WSO2, Inc.
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