Thanks for the reply Ray.
Other attributes seemingly do nothing too, or don't work as expected.
I've discovered that page-caching (CF8's default behavior) is possible through
ehcache, but there's a surprising lack of information on how to implement it to
mimic CF8.
it means cache a fragment.
> 3. Third, and most frustratingly, how do you CFCACHE to disk? I'm using this
> statement in CF9:
>
I see the same. This looks like a bug unfortunately. Please log a
report. If you absolutely want file based caching, you could do it
manually of cours
Hey...
I am trying to get a CF8 app working on CF9, and it was all seamless until I
ran into CFCACHE.
I'm having problems getting CFCACHE to save anything to disk. I understand the
"default" behavior is now in-memory caching, but for now I'm just trying to get
this thi
e have suggested to use
> before you use cfcache to remove the html comment but that doesn't
> work for me.
>
> Any workaround ideas would be great.
How about using CFCONTENT with the RESET attribute?
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figl
Sending this to cf-talk on behalf of my coworker...
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From: Nate
Date: Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 10:39 AM
Subject: [tacfug] CFCACHE and the Dreaded Quirks Mode
To: TACFUG
Does anyone have a fix for this?
Coldfusion is inserting an html comment before any other
Spencer,
If by chance your site is using Fusebox, you may want to look into Fusecache
(fusecache.riaforge.comand, yes, a little self-promotional). It basically
just sits on top and uses Memcached (on CF8...CF9 can use Memcached or
EHCache).
~~~
> We are considering implementing cfcache on our busy site (CF8), but as I
> understand it, CFMX creates a page on disk for every unique set of URL
> variables.
That's correct.
> So what stops a malicious attacker performing an attack where they just flood
> a
> cache
and he was worried about caching in general.
Cheers,
Judah
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Dave Watts wrote:
>
>> You can set the maximum number of cached templates in the CF
>> Administrator.
>
> I don't think the maximum number of cached templates affects CFCACHE.
&g
> You can set the maximum number of cached templates in the CF
> Administrator.
I don't think the maximum number of cached templates affects CFCACHE.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Sma
You can set the maximum number of cached templates in the CF
Administrator. If you want to specifically cache a static html
rendering with cfcache tag and you are worried about a directory
filling up, I'd A) set an expiration on your item cache and B) write a
task that monitors the
Sorry, I should have been clearer -- we need to cache page contents to disk.
If cfcache is fundamentally limited and open to such attacks, can anyone
suggest
an efficient and robust page-caching tag that we can use with CF8?
Thanks
From: Brian Kotek
To
Use action="clientcache"?
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 12:11 PM, Spencer K wrote:
>
> Hi cfers,
>
> We are considering implementing cfcache on our busy site (CF8), but as I
> understand it, CFMX creates a page on disk for every unique set of URL
> variables.
>
>
Hi cfers,
We are considering implementing cfcache on our busy site (CF8), but as I
understand it, CFMX creates a page on disk for every unique set of URL
variables.
So what stops a malicious attacker performing an attack where they just flood a
cached page with unique URLs?
mycached.cfm?id
I'm just dumb. We were caching in a different directory then the default
(default=cf_root/cache).
now works. :)
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Why doesn't this work?
I know the code is running and I know the URL matches.
Hmmm
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Yes, Ray's tag also stores things in memory (in fact I think CFACCELERATE
was based on Ray's tag). What I meant to say regarding performance was that
when Brandon (and Ray as well I beleive) testing their in-memory caching
against CFCACHE, the difference in speed was measured in
> I'm not sure, but if I recall correctly CFCACHE still writes
> temp files to the file system and reads them back each time,
> which doesn't perform very well under load.
Actually, reading the files from disk does perform quite well under load.
It's creating the files
I'm not sure, but if I recall correctly CFCACHE still writes temp files to
the file system and reads them back each time, which doesn't perform very
well under load. Have a look at Ray's scopecache custom tag. I looked around
for it and the only link I could find was in the SVN re
The first line of code in my cfm page is
This works most of the time, but occasionally I get an error.
Failed to add HTML header.
What am I missing here? Thanks in advance.
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Thanks Dave.
your guess was right.
> the server can't resolve the hostname used to make the requests. You
> can test this by pinging the hostname in question from the server
> console. If you can't access the server console, you can use CFEXECUTE
> to test this.
after I put my own ip address
t returns
>> no entries. I should think it would simply retrieve the page
>> that was saved in the cache that included all of the entries,
>> but it didn't.
>
>For CFCACHE to identify your search result page, you need to embed the data
>submitted from your form
simply retrieve the page
> that was saved in the cache that included all of the entries,
> but it didn't.
For CFCACHE to identify your search result page, you need to embed the data
submitted from your form within the URL. CFCACHE doesn't let you use form
data to identify cac
Is it possible to cache search results? For example, if someone puts a keyword
Tokyo in our search input box and clicks go, it retrieves tons of entries. If
I add to the action page for the query, it returns no
entries. I should think it would simply retrieve the page that was saved in the
c
they fix cfcache in scorpio
> Dear the CF Product team,
>
> Please make sure the cfcach'ed pages do not have an HTML
> comment as the first line in the cfcach'ed page. That' breaks CSS.
If you want to report features or bugs, you're more likely to get the result
> Dear the CF Product team,
>
> Please make sure the cfcach'ed pages do not have an HTML
> comment as the first line in the cfcach'ed page. That' breaks CSS.
If you want to report features or bugs, you're more likely to get the result
you want if you use the channel they provide.
http://www.ado
Dear the CF Product team,
Please make sure the cfcach'ed pages do not have an HTML comment as the
first line in the cfcach'ed page. That' breaks CSS.
Thank you,
Jon
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> Do any of you use cfcache? I am inheriting a site that uses
> it everywhere, even on pages that change every 30 seconds or
> more (its an auction type site, so every bid would change the
> page) In my experience, I try to optimize the DB and my
> queries and processing to
Just a quick q to toss out this morning.
Do any of you use cfcache? I am inheriting a site that uses it
everywhere, even on pages that change every 30 seconds or more (its an
auction type site, so every bid would change the page) In my
experience, I try to optimize the DB and my queries and
D, Try using:
to force a clientside browser refresh instead.
Hth.
> -Original Message-
> From: Pete Ruckelshaus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 10:50 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: CFcache how to clear browser cache
>
> CFCACHE is s
CFCACHE is server-side. There is nothing that can be done to
explicitly clear the client browser cache via a web page.
Try using something like this:
which will force the browser to go to the server to get the page,
rather than drawing from the browser cache.
On 1/5/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED
All,
I've got an application that changes images and when the page refreshes, the
image change doesn't replace the original and show up until I refresh the page.
So I'm trying to clear the browser cache with cfcache, but it's not working.
Any
Hi,
I've worked with CF for 9 years but never worked with CFCACHE. I'm working on
MX 6.1 right now.
I just added to the top of my
module. When I run it, I get an empty screen. If I add the closing / to the
end of the tag like this , I
still get the same thing. If I remove t
Yes, it will, but does one cache the time? on the other doesn't when you press
refresh
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Yes, but does it cache if you press refresh, on one the time will stop cos its
cached, on the other it doesn't
thanks
steve
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Subject: Unusual CFCACHE Problem
> Hi
>
> I've got a problem is which killing me slowly. CFCACHE on one of my
> domains has stopped working. I can get it to work using the ip address for
> the domain, but if I use the dom
Hi
I've got a problem is which killing me slowly. CFCACHE on one of my domains has
stopped working. I can get it to work using the ip address for the domain, but
if I use the domain name it doesn't work.
http://63.134.204.53/cache/cachetest.cfm - This works
http://www.
>any fix to this? Extremely annoying. Having to schedule a job to
>look for new cache files then update the .tmp files just shouldnt have
>to be...
>
>On 11/16/05, Jon Block <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
don't call the cached page direct, call another page first, in the new page use
cfhttp to c
any fix to this? Extremely annoying. Having to schedule a job to
look for new cache files then update the .tmp files just shouldnt have
to be...
On 11/16/05, Jon Block <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need help trying to find out how to make my doctype work right with
> cfcache. Ta
When I call to a page with the cfcache tag for the first time, it
loads blank. Is this normal behaviour for page caching on CFMX 6?
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And it has worked perfectly.
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From: Brian Peddle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 12:10 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFCACHE
If I
CFCAHE will only cache entire pages.
If you want to cache portions of a page try cf_turbocache
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From: Brian Peddle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 December 2005 17:10
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFCACHE
If I have a page with 5 includes lets say and I use CFCACHE on one
If I have a page with 5 includes lets say and I use CFCACHE on one include
will it attempt to cache all the stuff below it or just that one include
file?
To let you know what I am doing in a header file we have to CFHTTP to
another site to pull some content that a client is always changing. We
I need help trying to find out how to make my doctype work right with
cfcache. Take a look at the following comment I found on the CFCACHE
docs. I need to find out how to circumvent this problem.
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http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/tags-pa8.htm
jsm said on Aug 9, 2005
My understanding is that cfcache is pretty rudimentary actually... the
cache isn't stored until the page finishes loading, then once it's
loaded subsequent request use the cache, so if you have 2 simultaneous
(or overlapping) requests for the same cache, then they'll both build
t
I'm using cfcache for a page that takes 30 seconds to generate. This
is the behavior I'm seeing:
Time 0: request #1 comes in, generating page
Time 15s: request #2, starts generating page
Time 30s: request #1 finishes
Time 45s: request #2 finishes
I would think that the second reques
When I use the cfcache tag to cache a page on the server, on any pages fist
load, the server returns a blank white page. A view source of that page
shows a generic HTML page that includes the HTML, HEAD, and BODY tags that
contain no data. This HTML that is produced is not anywhere in my code
On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 11:40:26 -0400, Robert Shaw wrote:
>
> Is there a method for flushing individual pages from trusted cache within
> CFMX?
There is a programatic way to do it in CF5, but I've not seen code to
do the same for MX
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> Is there a method for flushing individual pages from trusted
> cache within CFMX?
Yes, you can flush pages from trusted cache:
1. Disable Trusted Cache.
2. Run the page.
3. Enable Trusted Cache.
It's worth pointing out that Trusted Cache
restart server ;)
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CFMX?
TIA,
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> What was the server running on, an ipaq? ;-)
>
Take any Windows-based server no matter how powerful and place a lot of
files in a single directory. You will see quickly that it doesn't
matter how powerful the server is if the filesystem doesn't scale. BTW,
this doesn't just affect Windows fil
> Can you expand on this? That must have been one insanely big site.
> Can you share some numbers?
>
There were over 1 million class files in the directory. As you know,
UDFs generate their own class files, so for a large application that is
function heavy a lot of class files are generated.
till get a connection failure. Do I need to Reboot after
doing that?
Brook
At 01:53 PM 1/8/2004, you wrote:
>What was the server running on, an ipaq? ;-)
>
>
>-DBK
>
> _
>
>From: Christian Cantrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 4:51 PM
>
What was the server running on, an ipaq? ;-)
-DBK
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From: Christian Cantrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 4:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFCACHE parts of pages without cfhttp
On Thursday, January 8, 2004, at 02:26 PM, Matt Liotta wrote
On Thursday, January 8, 2004, at 02:26 PM, Matt Liotta wrote:
> Have you ever seen an application with so many CF generated
> class files that the server can't even handle a request?
Can you expand on this? That must have been one insanely big site.
Can you share some numbers?
Christian
[To
> But CF rarely has to look in that directory. Pretty much only on
> server
> startup, because the classes are all cached in memory. And the
> timestamps
> of the class files don't need to be checked (I can't imagine they
> didn't
> expose this through their ClassLoader), only the source files
s, which are in
directories unless the app developers are insane.
Cheers,
barneyb
> -Original Message-
> From: Matt Liotta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 10:54 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: CFCACHE parts of pages without cfhttp
>
> D
Did you mention that to the CFMX team when they decided to put hundreds
of class files in a single directory?
-Matt
On Jan 8, 2004, at 12:37 PM, Brandon Purcell wrote:
> Be careful when using the filesystem make sure you do not store
> hundreds of files in a single directory. I found that the
The code I posted actually does what CFCACHE does (at least i think
thats what cfcache does)-- creates a subfolder in each directory through
which it is called.
As long as all my code doesn't lie in the same place on the server, I'm
getting that split-up automatically.
Thanks f
> I've also
> taken a look at how caching is handled in asp.net, and it is... very...
> very... sweet. You have a built-in cache scope that allows you to do
things
> like, "Make this cached item depend on another, so if the other guy is
> cleared, clear me", as well as "Call X on removal from cache
lk
Subject: RE: CFCACHE parts of pages without cfhttp
Ah, these do sound like good reasons to employ the file system.
The original
tag I based mine on, from the Spectra days, also allowed for
file based or
RAM based caching. Probably something I need to add to mine. :)
I've also
taken a lo
Ah, these do sound like good reasons to employ the file system. The original
tag I based mine on, from the Spectra days, also allowed for file based or
RAM based caching. Probably something I need to add to mine. :) I've also
taken a look at how caching is handled in asp.net, and it is... very...
v
> There are already similar custom tags around, like
> "CF_SuperCache" (check the Exchange) or "CF_Accelerate":
>
> http://www.bpurcell.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=963
>
Yep, it is apparently a popular idea. ;) I believe the very first example
was in Spectra, with the generatedContentCa
> Why even use the file system? You could easily use the persistant scopes
as
> well. See
>
> well shoot, I could have sworn I blogged it or posted it to by my web
site.
> But basically, you can write a custom tag so that you can do partial page
> caching like so:
>
>
> content
>
>
> This cus
rticle.jhtml?
term=
term=> ]
Created : Jan 9 2004
Last Updated :
History :
Purpose : Allows you to cache partial page content to files
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 9:16 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFCACHE parts of pages without
Why even use the file system? You could easily use the persistant scopes as
well. See
well shoot, I could have sworn I blogged it or posted it to by my web site.
But basically, you can write a custom tag so that you can do partial page
caching like so:
content
This custom tag would store
are often large (since there's no way to do a startrow in cfquery on mssql, just a maxrows), so you can't always cache the query in memory via cachedwithin,etc... I'd like to improve performance, but CFCACHE is the wrong approach for session-based pages, since it does't a
Thanxs Dave,
filesystem is the best choice...
Once again thanx all
From: Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2004 16:43:08 -0500
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: CFCACHE in Static Pages
> we're developing a CMS writing static pages from DB data. N
urity.
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From: Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, January 1, 2004 1:43 pm
Subject: RE: CFCACHE in Static Pages
> > we're developing a CMS writing static pages from DB data. No secret.
> > But, for improving performance, we're looking fo
> we're developing a CMS writing static pages from DB data. No secret.
> But, for improving performance, we're looking for cache solutions for
> that static pages.
>
> Our CMS works like:
>
> - get data from DB
> - with cfcontent and cffile create static pages
> - every time any data is change(menu
and really like it.
Here's the link to the source code:
http://www.sys-con.com/coldfusion/source.cfm?id=254
Tom Nunamaker
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From: C. Hatton Humphrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 8:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFCACHE in Static
heory
though.
Until Later!
Hatton
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Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 9:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFCACHE in Static Pages
Hi
we're developing a CMS writing static pages from DB data. No secret. But,
for improving performance, we&
Hi
we're developing a CMS writing static pages from DB data. No secret. But, for improving performance, we're looking for cache solutions for that static pages.
Our CMS works like:
- get data from DB
- with cfcontent and cffile create static pages
- every time any data is change(menu or content)
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Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: cfcache and memory
> And if one of these static files is accessed a LOT, there is
no way to force
> CF to keep that static file in memory to avoid needless disk
accesses?
>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 2
: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 2:31 PM
Subject: Re: cfcache and memory
> cfcache creates temp files of the static HTML that is outputted
> by a dynamic query, so yes it will be stored on disk and not in
> memory. It just avoids the re-quering of data until it is
> flushed or refreshed.
>
cfcache creates temp files of the static HTML that is outputted
by a dynamic query, so yes it will be stored on disk and not in
memory. It just avoids the re-quering of data until it is
flushed or refreshed.
Douglas Brown
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: &quo
Hi folks,
I am starting to a LOT of templates on my site (thousands -- MBs of HTML).
My question is in regards to how CF handles these wrto memory. Are these stored in the
"template cache"?
If not, is there any way to tell CF to keep these in memory? I have tons of memory --
I just
don'
> > ... if it takes longer to read the file from the disk
> > than it does for CF to process the original script,
> > you're one hell of a coder.
>
> Or you have used a network share to write the cached file
> to :)
Leave it to you to find the exception to the rule! Seriously, though, even
th
Dave Watts wrote:
>
> CFCACHE does have to read from the hard drive. However, by default, so does
> every CF page request, unless you've enabled Trusted Cache and have properly
> sized your template cache. Even if you've done that, if it takes longer to
> read the file f
> To the best of my knowledge, CFCache has to read from the
> hard drive - so if the overhead in I/O is greater than the
> processing of the page, you won't see any gains.
CFCACHE does have to read from the hard drive. However, by default, so does
every CF page request, unless
> No, I'm pretty sure cfcache stores the pages in memory (RAM).
No, they're stored as text files on the hard drive. When you cache a page on
the server with CFCACHE, CF will create two text files. One is the generated
content of the page, and will have a .tmp extension. The oth
No, I'm pretty sure cfcache stores the pages in memory (RAM).
If it stored on the hard drive, you might gain some performance over
running the template from scratch, but not nearly as much as storing in RAM.
There is a setting in the ColdFusion administrator with regards to the
numb
That makes sense Billy, thanks.
- G
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 3:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfcache
To the best of my knowledge, CFCache has to read from the hard drive -
so if the overhead in I/O is greater
To the best of my knowledge, CFCache has to read from the hard drive -
so if the overhead in I/O is greater than the processing of the page,
you won't see any gains.
---
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From: Houk, Gary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 2:
I control it...it's our dev box. I just uploaded a page to our
production server and the page processes fine - with the exception that
it sends the user back to the login screen. I guess this is normal when
using cfcache?! I just started using the tag to do to try to speed up
some of are s
In addition, it uses CFDirectory and CFFile internally - I'm not sure if
CFCache is immune to tag security settings - is this a shared box, or do
you control it?
---
Billy Cravens
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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002
no, not that I am aware of...
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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 3:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfcache
Houk, Gary wrote:
> When I try to use cfcache and set the action to "cache", I get a
message
> &qu
Houk, Gary wrote:
> When I try to use cfcache and set the action to "cache", I get a message
> "access denied". If I set it to "clientcache", it's fine. What am I
> missing here?
cfcache internally uses cfhttp to make a page request and store the
outc
When I try to use cfcache and set the action to "cache", I get a message
"access denied". If I set it to "clientcache", it's fine. What am I
missing here?
- Gary
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> Do I need to specify the second flush to flush index.cfm or
> will the first flush take care of both index.cfm and
> index.cfm?*
>
> 1. directory="#FilePath_2#"
> expireurl="index.cfm?*">
>
> 2. directory="#FilePath_2#"
> expireurl="index.cfm">
If I recall correctly, t
Do I need to specify the second flush to flush index.cfm or will the first
flush take care of both index.cfm and index.cfm?*
1.
2.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 30 January 2002 17:02
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: CFCA
> Hi I am using cfcache to cache a page which rarely changes
> however i'm finding the page actually takes LONGER to execute.
> Looking at my debbuging info the cfcache tag alone actually
> takes 327 milliseconds to execute can anyone else confirm the
> poor performan
Hi I am using cfcache to cache a page which rarely changes however i'm
finding the page actually takes LONGER to execute. Looking at my debbuging
info the
cfcache tag alone actually takes 327 milliseconds to execute can anyone else
confirm the poor performance of this tag?
Thanks
Kola Oy
Hi,
I am trying to use cfcache for the first time and
having some problems. All of the pages I am trying to
cache require you to be logged-in first. Apparently,
cfcache uses cfhttp to grab the page and in doing so,
is not logged-in. Therefore, it is caching the login
page.
How can I get around
> Should there be any performance differences between viewing a
> page that uses CFCACHE vs. viewing the same page output in a
> static HTML file created manually?
>
> I thought NOT, but some tests I've run suggest otherwise.
>
> For example, dynamic cfm pages th
Should there be any performance differences between viewing a
page that uses CFCACHE vs. viewing the same page output in a
static HTML file created manually?
I thought NOT, but some tests I've run suggest otherwise.
For example, dynamic cfm pages that consistently require 10
seconds for
ion server are on the same box, it has an
internal IP address, and an external IP given to it through the
firewall Internal is 192.168.10.3, external is 200.200.100.23
(actually both lies but good enough :)
Whenever we connected to the site internally cfcache worked fine and
as expected. B
Yeah I know this sound lame, but does anyone anywhere have a decrypted
version of cfcache. I'm trying to come up with a work-around for a
problem we're having (using weird port numbers and some-such), and the
trouble is somewhere in cfcache.
Not that there's a problem with cf
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