The CreatePolicy type exposes the following members.
Properties
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AllowRemoteAccess |
Gets/sets whether the object to be added to the cache will be accessible to remote stores via GeoServer "pull" replication. The
default value is true. Use the DefaultCoherencyPolicy property to specify how remote stores
refresh their proxies of this object.
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AllowReplication |
Gets/sets whether the object to be added to the cache will be subject to GeoServer cross-store "push" replication.
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BackingStoreInterval |
Gets/sets the interval between asynchronous backing store events (refresh-ahead, write-behind).
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BackingStoreMode |
Gets/sets the associated object's BackingStoreAsyncPolicy. Default is None.
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DefaultCoherencyPolicy |
Gets/sets the policy determining how remote stores will refresh their proxies of this object. Currently supported policy types
are NotifyCoherencyPolicy and PollingCoherencyPolicy. Set this property to null to prevent
remote stores from automatically refreshing their proxies for this object. The default value is a PollingCoherencyPolicy
with an polling interval of 60 seconds.
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Dependencies |
Gets/sets keys to objects on which the object being added depends. Items in the array must be of type string, byte[], Guid, or StateServerKey. An object can be dependent upon up to 2 parent objects. Keys to parents that do not exist in the store will be ignored.
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IsAbsoluteTimeout |
Gets/sets whether the timeout is an absolute expiration value or is a sliding expiration value that gets reset every time the object is accessed.
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IsAbsoluteTimeoutOnRead |
Gets/sets whether the timeout is an absolute expiration value or is a sliding expiration value that gets reset every time the object updated. (This
property is overridden by the IsAbsoluteTimeout property, which resets the expiration if the object is updated or read.)
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PreemptionPriority |
Gets/sets the priority of keeping the object in the cache during low-memory situations. Removable objects are removed from memory when memory runs low based on a least recently used algorithm.
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Timeout |
Gets/sets the timeout until the object expires, with a minimum granularity of one second. Use Zero for an infinite timeout.
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TimeoutMinutes |
Gets/sets the timeout until the object expires, rounded to the nearest minute. 0 for an infinite timeout.
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