On 10/9/2018 11:03 AM, Berneburg, Cris J. - US wrote:
Mark
cjb> SPECIFIC: The Excel files are [...] accessed only
cjb> once. They don't need to be cached. Is it
cjb> possible to declare only the Excel reports output
cjb> folder as non-cache-able but leave the (default)
cjb> context cache
Mark
cjb> SPECIFIC: The Excel files are [...] accessed only
cjb> once. They don't need to be cached. Is it
cjb> possible to declare only the Excel reports output
cjb> folder as non-cache-able but leave the (default)
cjb> context cache setting as-is so everything else
cjb> can be cached in the
Mark
cjb> RAMBLE: The thing is, it worked in TC 6.0
cjb> but not 8.5. Is it possible a major change
cjb> [...] Did TC 6.0 not cache files?
mt> The resources implementation was completely
mt> re-written for 8.x [...] I'm fairly sure
mt> not found results weren't cached in 6.0.x.
OK, thanks for
Thanks Chris
cjb> of TC 8.5.32 on Java 8u181, report output Excel
cjb> files won't load (immediately). An error is
cjb> displayed to the user. [...]
cjb> 1. What are the ramifications of disabling the cache?
cjb> IOW, what are the potential side-effects? [...]
cjb> 2. Is there a "better" way to
Hello
My aim is to introduce a domain level authentication/authorisation security
layer when accessing the http://localhost:8080/sample/ application. I don't
want this web application to be openly accessible and without challenging an
operator.
After a frustrating and fruitless week I now
Dear Dave,
I walk through that years before, too.
Yes - you can't let write different Log4J Appenders to the same file or you get
this garbage.
Yes - you have property resolving here, but there are no properties you need.
We did a solution using an additional servlet called at application
