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| Parameter : icm/HTTP/file_access_&lt;xx&gt; |
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| Short Description : Static file access specification |
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| Parameter description : |
| ----------------------- |
| This parameter determines for which URL prefixes static file |
| accesses should be made, and in which directory the |
| static files are kept. |
| If a page or file underneath the "virtual_root" is accessed, the |
| "virtual_root" is replaced by the "document_root" and the handler |
| attempts to read the file from the file system and to send it back |
| to the client. |
| |
| Display Contents of Directory |
| ========================== |
| You can also define a directory index with this parameter. Use the |
| following options to do this: |
| - BROWSEDIR: Use this to determine the level of detail of the list. |
| The following values are possible: |
| 0: Function is deactivated, the contents of the directory |
| are not displayed |
| 1: Only the file names are displayed |
| 2: File names are displayed with size and last change date |
| |
| - DIRINDEX: Name of a file that is to be displayed instead of the |
| contents of the directory. |
| - IGNORE: You can use this to restrict the display of the contents |
| of the directory. Files that match the pattern are not lsited. |
| |
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| Caching in the ICM Server Cache |
| =========================== |
| You can use the option CACHECTRL to specify the cache period in |
| seconds. This is the length of time for which the ICM temporarily |
| stores the data after it has sent it to the client. If the same |
| request comes again during this length of time, it is met from the |
| cache. For possible values, see below. |
| |
| Caching of Objects in Client/Browser |
| ====================================== |
| You can use the option MAXAGE to specify in seconds the period for |
| which objects are cached in the client/browser cache. |
| This value is set in the HTTP response with the HTTP header field |
| Cache-Control: max-age=&lt;duration in seconds&gt; |
| Information is provided below about possible values. |
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| Application area: Internet Communication Manager |
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| Unit : Special character string (see below) |
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| Default Value : Not Activated |
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| Who is permitted to make changes: The customer |
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| Limitations for Operating Systems: None |
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| Limitations for Database Systems: None |
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| Are other parameters affected or dependent: No |
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| Valid Input, Formats, Areas: |
| icm/file_access_&lt;xx&gt; = PREFIX=&lt;URL-Prefix&gt;, DOCROOT=&lt;Root
| directory of the files&gt;,BROWSEDIR=&lt;n&gt;,
| DIRINDEX=&lt;file&gt;,IGNORE=&lt;pattern&gt;,
| CACHECTRL=&lt;caching period in seconds&gt;, |
| MAXAGE=&lt;duration in seconds&gt;, |
| ARCHIVE=&lt;SAR archive&gt; |
| &lt;xx&gt; must be entered, ascending from "0".
| If you want to deactivate the caching of file objects in the ICM |
| server cache, set the value of CACHECTRL to 0 or -1. If you want to |
| cache objects, set CACHECTRL to a positive numerical value in |
| in seconds. For example, CACHECTRL=+7200 means that file objects are |
| to be cached for two hours. |
| Default Value: +3600 |
| If you want to activate the caching of objects in the client/ |
| browser, set the value of MAXAGE to a positive numerical value in |
| seconds, such as MAXAGE=+3600. |
| Always explicitly specify the plus sign for these options. |
| This means that the client/browser can then load the object from the |
| browser cache for a maximum of one hour. |
| The default value for MAXAGE is not set; that is, no objects are |
| cached in the client/browser. |
| You can use the argument ARCHIVE to specify an SAR archive that is |
| to be extracted in the directory of DOCROOT when starting. So that |
| this is not done every time, the system checks whether the archive's |
| time stamp is older than the one in the file last_update.txt. |
| |
| Examples: |
| |
| icm/HTTP/file_access_0 = PREFIX=/docs/, DOCROOT=/tmp/documents, |
| MAXAGE=+3600 |
| icm/HTTP/file_access_0 = PREFIX=/doc/, DOCROOT=/documents, |
| DIRINDEX=index.htm,BROWSEDIR=2, |
| IGNORE=core . *.dll *.info *.bak #* ~* |
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| Short Description : Static file access specification
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| Applications Area : ICM
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| Parameter Type : S
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| Changes allowed : X
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| Valid for Operating System : *
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| Dynamic switchable :
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| Same on all Servers :
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