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1. Why is the default cache expires header Thu, 01 Dec 1994 16:00:00 GMT? What is the significance of this date?    stackoverflow.com

When some requests are processed via WebSphere application server, it sets a cache expires header of Thu, 01 Dec 1994 16:00:00 GMT. This date seems to be in a lot of ...

2. Best Practices for IBM (V 6.1) Distributed Object Cache Replication?    stackoverflow.com

We have cached few read write hibernate objects using IBM Distributed object which gets updated frequently. But the issue is IBM Red book/IBM website does not recommend any proper way ...

3. How to make a cache entry in websphere not to expire    stackoverflow.com

I have created a cache in the web sphere which will be shared by multiple applications and i wanted to make one entry in the created cache to not to expire. ...

4. IBM Websphere Command Cache Invalidation    stackoverflow.com

My business flow is following:

  1. Invalidate a command
  2. Fetch data from command (database operations, little slower)
Step2 would be access by many concurrent users. Now, when a command in invalidated, and user tries to fetch ...