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Oracle Web Cache Directory Structure

This appendix describes the installed Oracle Web Cache directory structure.

When you install Oracle Web Cache, all subdirectories are under a top-level $ORACLE_HOME/webcache directory on UNIX and an ORACLE_HOME\webcache directory on Windows. Table A-1 describes the directory structure components of the $ORACLE_HOME/webcache directory on UNIX and the ORACLE_HOME\webcache directory on Windows.

Table A-1 Oracle Web Cache Directory Structure

Directory/File	Contents
/bin directory on UNIX \bin in the ORACLE_HOME directory on Windows	Contains the Oracle Web Cache binaries, including the webcached main executable and the webcachectl command-line tool. On UNIX, webcachectl is symbolically linked to the $ORACLE_HOME/bin directory, which is set in the path during installation.
/docs directory on UNIX \docs directory on Windows	Contains documentation and online help for Oracle Web Cache Manager
/examples directory on UNIX \examples directory on Windows	Contains unsupported Oracle Web Cache scripts for invalidation and personalized attributes and system administration scripts for debugging. Read readme.examples.html in the directory for further information about the scripts.
internal.xml and internal_admin.xml files	Contains internal configuration settings
/lib directory on UNIX	Contains library files
/invalidation directory on UNIX \invalidation directory on Windows	Contains the Document Type Definition (DTD) file WCSinvalidation.dtd for invalidation requests and responses
/logs directory on UNIX \logs directory on Windows	Contains event and access logs
/mesg directory on UNIX \mesg directory on Windows	Contains message files
readme.html	Contains important release information
/utl directory on UNIX \utl directory on Windows	Contains a utility to convert release 1.0 configuration files to a format supported by release 2.0
webcache.xml	Contains configuration parameters set by Oracle Web Cache Manager