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OracleAS Web Cache How-To's

The How-to's contain code snippets and relevant explanations about certain aspects of the OracleAS Web Cache and ESI technology. These simple examples save developers time from building the code from scratch. Download the source code and modify it for your own application
Edge Side Includes for Java (JESI)


How to use JESI control/include model to cache dynamic content [12-Sep-2003]
How to use JESI template/fragment model to cache dynamic content [22-Oct-2003]
How to use <jesi:invalidate> to invalidate cached content [22-Oct-2003]
How to use <jesi: personalize> tag for Page personalization [12-Sep-2003]
 

Edge Side Includes (ESI)

How to use HTTP request variables in ESI [28-Nov-2003]
How to use conditional branching statements in ESI [28-Nov-2003]
How to use <esi:environment> tag [28-Nov-2003]
How to use ESI invalidate tag to invalidate cached content [28-Jan-2003]
How to handle ESI exceptions [28-Jan-2003]
 
Other

How to use PL/SQL API to invalidate cached content [28-Jan-2003]
 
 
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