- From: Yves Lafon <Yves.Lafon@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 6 Jun 1997 10:14:19 +0200 (MET DST)
- To: WangChunlei <games3@carnation.njnet.edu.cn>
- cc: www-jigsaw@w3.org
On Fri, 6 Jun 1997, WangChunlei wrote: > When I turn jigsaw as a proxy cache, it works well . But I don't know > how the cache works. In the cache directory I only find some files named > cached.0 ,cached.1 ... If I request a url , how can the cache know the > url is already cached or not and what is the exactly cache file name? I > guess there should exist a mapping table. But what's the table name and > where can I find it? There is also a file cache.db Use java w3c.tools.store.jdbmResourceStore cache.db to see what's inside you will have access to the url, the location the content-type, date, status, size... > Furthermore if some urls are already cached , when I open a new browser > or restart the jigsaw , can it be serviced correctly? I find after > restarting the jigsaw , some cache files are renewed. for example , the > new url will be saved as cached.0 cached.1... to recover the old cache > files. So I think cache file will lost after restart jigsaw. Is it > right? If you open a new browser, you will have a hit in the cache, the cache depends on the server, not on the browser! If you are using jigsaw-alpha5, the cache will restore its state, if you don't see directories 0/ 1/ ... upgrade to alpha5 otherwise, as you use an old version, it may rewrite on the old cached files. > I want to know the history urls through the cache server. Where can I > find it? If you have a logger, you will see the requests in the log file. /\ E tae koe ki Aotearoa kaua e whawhai; e u koe ki uta, /\ / \ kei mahi ki tai ki Tu, puhia he angina; e mau ki tai / \ \/\ ki Noho, he huhu, he pepe, he hanehane. / \ / \ - Yves Lafon - W3C / INRIA - ylafon@w3.org -
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