Was there a resolution to this problem???
Thanks.
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yes... per user and per window
to be able to refresh a portlet when some IPC messages tell him that things
have changed.
as an example : for navigation and have a menu that follow the change in the
rest of the portal.
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You want to invalide the portlet cache per user and per window ?
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Hello,
I am looking for quite the same.
the main thing is to drop the cache.
did you find a way to drop the cache, for one portlet independently ?
how this can be done ?
thank you,
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Unfortunately, no I didn't find a good way to do this. At one point I had my
scheduler bean running but I hadn't figured out how to be sure that it was
using the same classloader as my portlet.
Since my cache refresh was under 10 seconds we decided to let one user per day
take the 'hit' and
Hello,
Thanks for the answer and the scheduller... but what I first need to do is to
reset the cache of one portlet.
what is in this method ?
MyPortlet.resetCache();
did I missed something obvious about the portlet cache (and JSR-168)?
(I mean the UI and the html fragment cached between two
What are you caching?
My portlet was caching some statistics from the database. These stats only
change late at night, so there was no reason for me to perform the same query
all day long. The idea behind my timer was to tell my portlet to access the DB
again and save the new data.
if
