The thoughts of Rob Brooks-Bilson (the O'Reilly CF author).
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Now that ColdFusion 9 has been out for a few months, I've compiled a list of issues around caching that I'd like to see addressed in ColdFusion 9.0.1 or Updater 1. These are all issues that haven't already been discussed elsewhere or filed by others...
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You'll have to bear with me here because this is a long one. A few months ago we ran into a problem after upgrading some of our servers to ColdFusion 8.0.1 CHF3 from CHF1. We had an application that integrates with a web service running on a remote...
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I just received word today that I'll be speaking at cf.Objective() 2010. This is the one ColdFusion conference I've wanted to attend for years now but have never been able to.
If you've been following my blog lately, I've been working on a mu...
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Welcome to Part 9 of my series on Caching Enhancements in ColdFusion 9. Today we're going to cover something called dependent template caching. Strange name, I know. If you remember back from Part 7, we said that by default, when you cache a web ...
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When using the template cache in ColdFusion 9, you have two main options for getting pages and page fragments out of the cache ? time based expiry and flushing. This blog post covers both. You should not that all of the examples here cache full pag...
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In Part 5 of this series, we introduced the template cache with a quick example that showed how to cache page fragments. As we mentioned then, the template cache can be used to cache page fragments as well as entire web pages. This post is broken up...
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In Part 5 of this series, we mentioned that Ehcache could be configured at runtime via ColdFusion code as well as by using an XML configuration file called ehcache.xml. On a Java EE install of ColdFusion 9, you can find the ehcache.xml file locat...
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In previous versions of ColdFusion (before ColdFusion 9 that is), there were three built-in mechanisms you could for caching ? persistent variable scopes, query caching and the cfcache tag. As I mentioned in Part 2 of the series, each of these metho...
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So far in this series, we've covered why you would want to cache, what to cache and when, and basic caching architectures. In part 4 of this series, we're going to talk about caching strategies and eviction policies.
A caching strategy is nothing...
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Welcome to Part 3 in my series on Caching Enhancements in ColdFusion 9. In Part 2, we talked about caching granularity. This time around, were going to spend some time discussing caching architectures. When talking about caching architectures, it'...
