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Area: WEBedit configuration

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# WEBedit configuration
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webedit.sessionCache.lru_size=0
webedit.globalCache.lru_size=5120
web.sessionCache.lru_size=0

webedit.sessionCache.lru_size

This parameter defines the size of the LRU (“least recently used”) cache for each individual ContentCreator session. The LRU cache is the cache for all FirstSpirit objects referenced within the project. The value defined here provides information on how long the referenced objects will remain in the cache. A distinction is made between “weak references” (value < 0), which are immediately deleted from the cache as soon as they are no longer referenced, and “soft references” (value >=0), which remain in the cache depending on the VM used as long as there is sufficient disk space available. (If there is a large amount of disk space, it is usually advantageous to use weak references.)

webedit.globalCache.lru_size

This parameter defines the size of the DTO (“Data Transfer Object”) cache of all ContentCreator sessions. The value defined here determines the number of store elements that can be stored in the DTO cache. The DTO cache contains strictly the data objects of a project. In this case, all users work on the same data objects (as opposed to the project objects within the stores, which are only valid locally within a session). The cache is therefore shared across all ContentCreator sessions (global cache).

web.sessionCache.lru_size

This parameter defines the size of the cache for web session project objects that are required in order to generate the preview. The value defined here determines the number of store elements that can be stored in the cache.

webedit.maxConcurrentThreadsCount

This parameter limits the maximum number of possible threads that can be executed in parallel on the application server (e.g. Tomcat) (default value: 128). Reasoning: Certain actions (e.g. a search request in ContentCreator) generate threads on the application server in the background. By default, the number of parallel threads is limited to 128. In particular individual cases, it may be advisable to increase this value.

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