Setting to enable merging and minification of resources such as
JavaScript and CSS. If set to true, these resources will be merged and
minfied during delivery and only a single link will be rendered to
each type of resource. otherwise, each corresponding script and
stylesheet will be rendered as a separate link.
delivery.image-settings-aware-etags
Type
Boolean
Default
false
Description
Links to transformed images contain eTags in order to be unique if the
image changes. If this property is set to true, the
eTags do not only reflect the actual image data, but also the
transformation settings like jpegQuality. This is useful for
development purposes, if you want to see changes in the image
transformation configuration immediately. But it makes link building
very expensive, because the image data must always be streamed to
compute the eTag that reflects the current settings. Therefore this
flag should usually be false, esp. for production
systems, where image transformation settings are changed rarely. If it
is false, a CAE restart is required after changing the image
transformation settings.
delivery.local-resources
Type
Boolean
Default
false
Description
true if links to resources such as JavaScript and CSS should be
generated to point to files in the application container (e.g. in
modules under META-INF/resources/themes/) instead of the content
repository.
delivery.outdated-transformed-blob-cache-duration
Type
Duration
Default
0s
Description
Duration after which outdated transformed blobs should be removed from
the cache. This value is used to set the cache control headers for
transformed blobs in case they are requested but either yet unknown to
this CAE instance or outdated meanwhile. Only takes effect if
cae.single-node=false, otherwise a redirect to the latest version of
the blob is returned.
delivery.preview-mode
Type
Boolean
Default
false
Description
Indicates whether this is a preview cae.
delivery.standalone
Type
Boolean
Default
true
Description
True when this is a "standalone" CAE in a servlet container
serving requests directly or false when behind some URL rewriting
reverse proxy (e.g. Apache).