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Building on yesterday's example that used cacheGet() and cachePut(), today we'll look at removing items from cache. If you haven't read yesterday's post yet I encourage you to as it includes definitions for ColdFusion 9 caching terminology mentioned in this post.
Right off the bat I …
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Today's caching example moves us away from the template cache and into the object cache. I defined these two types of caches on day three of this series but let's revisit the definitions. The template cache in ColdFusion 9 refers to a specific area of cache where page fragments and full …
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Reading through the CFBloggers feed the other day I noticed the first round of CFUnited 2010 speakers had been announced. I clicked through to the CFUnited blog and noticed my ColdFusion 9 caching submission had been accepted. While it seems like CFUnited 2010 is 9.4605284 × 10^15 …
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Before I jump into today's ColdFusion 9 caching content I want to bring up yesterday's post about flushing pages from cache. Rob Brooks-Bilson , long-time ColdFusion community contributor and all around great guy mentioned I had neglected a critical part of my post. I had left off the …
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Say it with me: SlideSix , SlideSix, SlideSix. The other day I was talking with another frequent presenter who was mentioning sharing his slides on a popular online site that rhymes with "wide snare." I asked him why he used the particular site and he really had no idea. I asked him if …
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Thus far I've written about caching an entire Web page , caching part of a Web page , and viewing page cache metadata . Today I want to focus on flushing pages and page fragments from the template cache. This task is easily accomplished using the <cfcache> tag with the action …
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Today's caching example builds on yesterday's with one key difference, the last line. But before I explain that line, this is the perfect opportunity to talk about two different types of caches in ColdFusion 9: template cache and object cache. The word "template" is relatively specific …
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Today, let's look at caching a page fragment. Here's the code:
This date/time IS cached: #Now()# This date/time is not cached: #Now()# [More]
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One of my favorite features in ColdFusion 9 is Ehcache and all the new caching functions. Understanding caching on any application server is a fundamental skill of an effective Web developer. Why? Because today's applications go well beyond simple brochure sites, employee address books, …
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I hope everyone is having a safe and enjoyable Halloween. Here's a ColdFusion pumpkin I carved today. Click any photo to see larger versions.
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CTO of Nashville-based analytics startup Dataium, LLC. I'm a big fan of gadgets, blogging, open source, programming, Linux, Android, Mac OS X and more. http://www.aaronwest.net/blog
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