Oracle® Application Server Release Notes
10g Release 2 (10.1.2) for AIX 5L Based Systems (64-Bit) B25203-02 |
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This chapter describes the issues associated with Oracle Application Server Web Cache (OracleAS Web Cache). It includes the following topic:
This section describes configuration issues and their workarounds for OracleAS Web Cache. It includes the following topic:
In previous releases, you could configure OracleAS Web Cache solely as a software load balancer or reverse proxy in place of hardware load balancers.
By applying a patch to this release, you can now configure OracleAS Web Cache as software load balancer or reverse proxy even in front of an application using Edge Side Includes (ESI) or in front of another OracleAS Web Cache forming a cache hierarchy. A typical OracleAS Portal deployment, for example, has a built-in OracleAS Web Cache used for ESI assembly.
To use OracleAS Web Cache in this mode, download an Automated Release Update (ARU) for bug 4569559 from OracleMetalink:
See Also: Section "OracleAS Web Cache Solely as a Software Load Balancer or Reverse Proxy" in Chapter 8, "Setup and Configuration," of the Oracle Application Server Web Cache Administrator's Guide |
When you submit a successful operation in the Cache Operations page (select Operations and then Cache Operations) in OracleAS Web Cache Manager, a Success message box appears. When you click OK to acknowledge the message, on versions of Internet Explorer running on Macintosh, the Success dialog box reloads the OracleAS Web Cache Manager interface into the message box itself.