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Procedure documentation icm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx> Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

You use this parameter to configure the Structure linkICM Server Cache. You specify the URI prefix and the target directory.

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text icm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx> = PREFIX=<uri-prefix>, CACHEDIR=<dir>

The options have the following meaning:

·         <xx> stands for the number of the entry you want to specify. Several assignments between the URL prefix and the cache directory, numbered in ascending order from 0, can be specified.

Caution

If you are working with several caches, you must use different directories.

·         All HTTP URIs that begin with the <uri-prefix> character string are channeled through the Structure linkICM Server Cache. This is to check whether a suitable HTTP response to the request already exists in the ICM cache. If this is the case, the response can be sent directly (in other words, without passing through the SAP application server) from the cache to the HTTP client (browser).

·         <dir> is the full file system path of the directory (in the local file system of the relevant application server) in which the data stored in the cache can be saved. You can a relative or an absolute path name.

Example

icm/HTTP/server_cache_0= PREFIX=/foo/bar, CACHEDIR=/usr/cachedir

This channels via the cache in the directory ‘/usr/cachedir’ all HTTP requests whose URI path begins with ‘/foo/bar’.

Default

icm/HTTP/server_cache_0 = PREFIX=/, CACHEDIR=$(DIR_DATA)/cache

The presetting dictates that all HTTP requests (prefix “/”) are channeled via the cache located in the standard ‘DATA’ directory on the application server.

 

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