Site Manager Developer Manual / Version 2010
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In the file proxy.properties the resource cache for accelerating the Site
Manager is configured. A large resource cache reduces the network load, but at the same time increases
the memory required by the Site Manager on the local computer.
| Property | Value | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
proxy.cache.capacity
| <int> |
With this parameter you can set the number of cached resources, that is documents and folders (default
value: 2000). The default value of 2000 resources is set according to the maximum memory allocation of
the Java environment of 128 Mbytes (see If the documents contain few images but their number is many thousands, the value for the cache can be, for example, doubled, while maintaining the memory size of the JVM. If large multimedia data is involved, the upper limit of the memory allocation for the Java environment must be increased, or the cache memory size reduced according to the larger size of the data. | |
proxy.gc.limit
| <int>
| Using this parameter, you can enter (in bytes) the size of the remaining free memory of the JVM before Site Manager objects start to be deleted, in order to avoid a memory deficiency (default value: 1,000,000). An increase of this value to ca. 3 ~ 5 million can lead to the resource cache being almost completely emptied very often, to maintain free memory for the program execution of the Site Manager. In this way, memory deficiency can be avoided, but the network load usually increases, since the resource cache must be refilled, leading to possible losses in speed when working with the Site Manager. | |
proxy.status.interval
| <int> | Using this parameter, you can determine the interval (in seconds) at which the required memory is analyzed and, possibly, reduced, and messages about the resource cache and the memory use of the Site Manager are output. A value of 0 deactivates this function. |
Table 5.80. proxy.properties