Method and system to preview new cacheable content
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsMadhu K. Chetuparambil, Ching-Chi A. Chow, Darl Crick, Andrew J. Ivory, Nirmala Kodali
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Abstract
A method to preview new cacheable content may include adding a skip-cache element to a request to preview the new cacheable content before replacing any existing content in a cache or caching the new content. The method may also include bypassing cache processing for the request in response to the request including the skip-cache element and the skip-cache element being defined in a cache policy.
Claims21
A method to preview new cacheable content, comprising:
- adding a skip-cache element to a request to preview the new cacheable content before replacing any existing content in a cache or caching the new content, the skip-cache element comprising code that becomes part of the request to preview the new cacheable content in response to adding the skip-cache element to the preview request;
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- bypassing cache processing for the request in response to the request including the skip-cache element and a same skip-cache element being defined in a cache policy.
A system to preview new cacheable content, comprising:
- a server;
- a cache associated with the server;
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- a module to add a skip-cache element to a request to preview the new cacheable content before replacing any existing content in the cache or caching the new cacheable content, the skip-cache element comprising code that becomes art of the request to preview the new cacheable content in response to adding the skip-cache element to the preview request.
A computer program product to preview new cacheable content, the computer program product comprising:
- a computer readable storage medium device that is not a signal propagating medium having computer usable program code embodied therein, the computer usable medium comprising:
- computer usable program code configured to add a skip-cache element to a request to preview the new cacheable content before replacing any existing content in a cache or caching the new content, the skip-cache element comprising code that becomes part of the request to preview the new cacheable content in response to adding the skip-cache element to the preview request;
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- computer usable program code configured to bypass cache processing for the request in response to the request including the skip-cache element and a same skip-cache element being defined in a cache policy.
A method to preview new cacheable content, comprising:
- receiving a request to one of add new content to a cache, or replace existing content in the cache with the new content;
- determining if the request comprises a preview request to preview the new content before caching or a non-preview request;
- processing the request for caching the new content in response to the request comprising the non-preview request;
- adding a skip-cache element to the request in response to the request comprising a preview request to preview the new cacheable content before replacing any existing content in the cache or caching the new content, the skip-cache element comprising code that becomes part of the request to preview the new cacheable content in response to adding the skip-cache element to the preview request;
- bypassing cache processing for the request in response to the request including the skip-cache element and a same skip-cache element being defined in a cache policy;
- returning the new content to a requester for review of the new content in response to bypassing cache processing for the request;
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- caching the new content or replacing the existing content in the cache in response to the new content being reviewed and validated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.