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url field of the dispatcher flush agent

May 22, 2012 12:43 AM

What is the use of the url field in the transport tag of the dispatcher flush agent? It seems that no matter I type what the cache process still work properly?

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1. Scott Brodersen,

May 22, 2012 8:35 AM in reply to aslboc11111111

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The URL is as it seems...the URL of the dispatcher agent's invalidate cache operation. For example (using SSL port since mine happens to be set up this way at the moment):

https://localhost:443/dispatcher/invalidate.cache

What part of the URL are you changing? What does the log say? What happens when you test the connection?

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2. aslboc11111111,

May 23, 2012 1:21 AM in reply to Scott Brodersen

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Hi,

https://localhost:443/dispatcher/invalidate.ca

I just type the above (actually just erase the last few words) but the log still shows succeed when I test connection.

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3. Scott Brodersen,

May 24, 2012 8:14 AM in reply to aslboc11111111

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Justin Edelson providec the answer to me (thanks Justin!):

If you use path-based virtualhost entries to differentiate between farms, you use this field to target the farm to invalidate.

I.e. If you have farm #1 with a virtual host of www.mysite.com/path1/* and farm #2 with a virtual host of www.mysite.com/path2/*, you can use a URL of /path1/invalidate.cache to target the first farm and /path2/invalidate.cache to target the second farm.

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