The CAE Feeder refeeds content beans when dependencies of these beans are invalidated. In some cases, this behavior might be cumbersome. If you have content beans with a lot of dependencies, for example, and you want to use the CAE Feeder to feed these beans into the Search Engine you might face problems when contents change during the initial feeding process. Because in this case, even few changes of the content beans might lead to a lot of invalidations of already fed beans.
To prevent this, you can temporarily disable invalidations of already fed beans.
To do so, set the property
contentDependencyInvalidator.invalidationStopped=true and restart the
CAE Feeder.
After initially feeding the content beans, set the property back to "false" otherwise no invalidations will reach the CAE Feeder.
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