Hi,
I'm preparing a big change for production. That means uploading a big def
file, adding and modifying a lot of elements of a custom application. The
problem is that this application is continually receiving info through web
services.
I know that current version of application is ok. I know the
I'm just guessing here but since the web services are accessed via mid
tier, won't they be using cached workflow and form defs? This would then
enable the web services to still write data to the DB. Any new filters
would probably kick in as they were imported.
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On Aug 24, 2012,
No. Web services' definition is cached. But filter aren't. The mid tier
makes the API call, and the rest is managed at the ARS.
Jose Manuel Huerta
http://theremedyforit.com/
On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 2:13 PM, Tauf Chowdhury wrote:
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Hi Jose,
The way I understand it: object definitions are cached in memory; even for
filters. This is where Developer Cache Mode comes into play. When the
server is in production mode (dev cache off) user threads get priority over
admin changes. While your def is importing the system is building a
I think there is also a parameter, delay-recache-time or something that
toucan set to prevent immediate copy cache functions.
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On Aug 24, 2012, at 9:56 AM, Jason Miller wrote:
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Hi Jose,
The way I understand it: object definitions are cached in memory; even for
filters. Th
Yes Jason, I know it, but I still have a doubt. When looking at the manual
about the cache mode, it says that when trying to change an object and a
user is using it, it waits giving priority to the users. But don't say that
this apply to all the def file upload.
For instance user is using form B (
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