List of Figures

1-1 Oracle Web Cache Architecture

1-2 Web Server Acceleration

1-3 Load Balancing

1-4 Failover

1-5 Application Web Server Binding

2-1 Performance Assurance Heuristics Graph

2-2 Multiple-Version URL

2-3 Page with a Personalized Attribute

2-4 Session-Encoded URLs

3-1 Oracle Web Cache On Same Computer As the Application Web Server

3-2 Oracle Web Cache On a Different Computer From the Application Web Server

3-3 Using an L4 Switch to Forward HTTPS Requests

3-4 Load Balancing with Oracle Web Cache

3-5 Load Balancing with a Third-Party Load Balancer

3-6 Accelerating Portions of a Web Site

3-7 Configuring Multiple Oracle Web Caches as a Failover Pair

3-8 Configuring Oracle Web Cache Inside a Firewall

3-9 Configuring Oracle Web Cache Outside a Firewall

3-10 Distributed Caching

3-11 Centralizing the Data Source

4-1 Oracle Web Cache Configuration Interface

4-2 Cacheability Rules Property Sheet

6-1 Cacheability Rules Example

6-2 monthly.htm

6-3 Edit/Create Session/Personalized Attribute Definition Dialog Box

6-4 Add Session Related Caching Rule Dialog Box

6-5 Create Cacheability Rule Dialog Box

6-6 monthly.htm When Cached

8-1 Invalidation

8-2 Event Log with Successful Startup Entries

8-3 Event Log with an Unsuccessful Startup

8-4 Event Log with an Invalidation Entry

8-5 Event Log with an Invalidation Message Error

8-6 Event Log with Shutdown Entries

8-7 Access Log

8-8 Access Log with Reload Entries

8-9 Access Log with Wrong Path Entry

8-10 Access Log with HTTP Status Code 404 Entry

8-11 Access Log with HTTP Status Code 304 Entry

C-1 Invalidation Request DTD

C-2 Invalidation Response DTD

E-1 Event Log with Port Conflict Messages

E-2 Event Log with Administration Port Conflict Messages

E-3 webcache.xml File

E-4 Event Log with Cache Memory Messages