Open sebdavid opened 10 years ago
Hi,
It was removed on purpose, since it was causing a bug and also there is an alternative to replace it. For more details search the issue 871 on google code page. Let me know if you have any questions.
I will close this issue, since it is an expected behavior.
Ok. As I didn't find a related issue in the content of the milestone 1.7.6, I thought it was an issue. Here is the link from the google code issue for interested people : http://code.google.com/p/wro4j/issues/detail?id=871 Edit : the documentation should be updated if the "disableCache" property doesn't exist anymore.
The release notes and complete details are still hosted on google code page, there wasn't yet a complete migration to github. I must admit that this might be confusing, but it will hopefully be improved at some point.
Thanks, Alex
Hi, I'm using wro4j 1.7.6 at runtime. It seems that using the property disableCache=true has no effect, whereas it was working with 1.7.5. Here is my wro.properties :
Running with log4j set at DEBUG, during the first access, I can see wro4j working in getting all the files, etc. All next accesses are just displaying the following lines :
The problem is that the server has to be restarted after each resource modification. A workaround is to set the properties cacheUpdatePeriod and modelUpdatePeriod to another value than 0, to refresh the cache. Thanks in advance for your answer, Sébastien.