Hi

I am having a tough time with a really simple problem of portlet caching.
I configured my portlet.xml file as

<cache>
<expires>3000</expires>
<shared>yes</shared>
</cache>

And  I have configured the page cache options to shared and 3000 also(I have
 tried other numbers too.... just in case).
I am testing that if the cache is working or not by using a Sys out statemen
t in my portlets viewJSP file.

But every time I try to refresh my page it prints that in log.

Am I doing everything right. And if so do I have to configure anything else.

Pls Help.
Thanx in Advance
Sachin

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try this:
enable your app server's servlet caching;
restart server.

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Thanx a lot FrumbleFoot......
Its working!!!!!.... but I have another problem now.
What I need to do is the page should change in the browser if I change the J
SP. But I am not able to achieve this...I have a portlet in which you can ch
ange the view through configure. When I configure the portlet using configur
e icon to change the view,
It changes. My guess is it invalidates the cache somehow. But how can I achi
eve the same when I change a jsp file manually. Is there any setting in the 
Server which checks when the page was modified last???
And if somebody has some good resources for Portal/Portlet Caching pls post 
a link... Since the infocenter has very few details about the same.

Thanx in Advance
Sachin

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Edit file \appserver\config\cells\"instanceportal"\applications\wps.ear\depl
oyments\wps\wps.war\WEB-INF\ibm-web-ext.xmi

change reloadingEnabled="false" to reloadingEnabled="true"
startServer server1
startServer WebSphere_Portal

regards.

Julio Kochem

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I already have that enabled but still I am getting the cached page???????

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http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docvie...tf-8&lang=en+en

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