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Caching WebSphere Portal V4 Portlets Using WebSphere Dynamic Caching

Anthony (Joey) Bernal (abernal@us.ibm.com), Sr. Consulting IT Specialist, EMC
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Anthony (Joey) Bernal is an Executive IT Specialist with IBM Software Services for Lotus, and a member of the WebSphere Portal practice. He has an extensive background in the design and development of portal and Web applications. He is the author and co-author of several books, including Application Architecture for WebSphere; Programming Portlets 2nd Edition; Programming Portlets, the IBM Portal Solutions Guide for Practitioners; and from a previous life, Professional Site Server 3.0. He also contributes to his popular blog, Portal in Action.
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Summary:  This article provides guidance for designing caching strategies for portal applications. First, it outlines some basic caching concepts to consider. Then, it tells how to use WebSphere Dynamic Caching with your portlets to take advantage of the WebSphere built-in caching capability. This article discusses setting up and using dynacache for all releases of WebSphere Portal V4, and corresponding releases of WebSphere Application Server V4.

Date:  07 Jul 2003
Level:  Intermediate

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This article provides guidance for designing caching strategies for portal applications. First, it outlines some basic caching concepts to consider. Then, it tells how to use WebSphere Dynamic Caching with your portlets to take advantage of the WebSphere built-in caching capability. This article discusses setting up and using dynacache for all releases of WebSphere Portal V4, and corresponding releases of WebSphere Application Server V4.


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Anthony (Joey) Bernal is an Executive IT Specialist with IBM Software Services for Lotus, and a member of the WebSphere Portal practice. He has an extensive background in the design and development of portal and Web applications. He is the author and co-author of several books, including Application Architecture for WebSphere; Programming Portlets 2nd Edition; Programming Portlets, the IBM Portal Solutions Guide for Practitioners; and from a previous life, Professional Site Server 3.0. He also contributes to his popular blog, Portal in Action.

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