The problem is, its not clear what file I need to edit to put my into. After a bit of searching I decided to stick it into %GWC_CACHE_DIR%\geowebcache.xml:
Problem is, this breaks GeoServer horrifically (tons of error messages at startup, and then any and all GeoServer requests, including to the admin page, give a 404 when its running). I’m surprised how badly GeoServer breaks actually.
So short version: how do I implement this in the GeoServer integrated GWC?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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The problem is, its not clear what file I need to edit to put my
<expireClientsList> into. After a bit of searching I decided to stick it
into %GWC_CACHE_DIR%\geowebcache.xml:
<layers>
<!--HTTP Cache tiles - 30 days until expiry for mastermap scale-->
<!--100 days for others-->
<expireClientsList>
<expirationRule minZoom="0" expiration="8640000" />
<expirationRule minZoom="10" expiration="2592000" />
</expireClientsList>
</layers>
Problem is, this breaks GeoServer horrifically (tons of error messages at
startup, and then any and all GeoServer requests, including to the admin
page, give a 404 when its running). I'm surprised how badly GeoServer breaks
actually.
So short version: how do I implement this in the GeoServer integrated GWC?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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Hi Simone,
Thanks for the information. I guess that means the HTTP-Cache headers aren’t configurable with the integrated GWC. Ah well, our internal network can cope.
detailing how to change HTTP Caching Headers for GWC responses.
The problem is, its not clear what file I need to edit to put my
into. After a bit of searching I decided to stick it
into %GWC_CACHE_DIR%\geowebcache.xml:
Problem is, this breaks GeoServer horrifically (tons of error messages at
startup, and then any and all GeoServer requests, including to the admin
page, give a 404 when its running). I’m surprised how badly GeoServer breaks
actually.
So short version: how do I implement this in the GeoServer integrated GWC?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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