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itay
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Hi,

I was wondering what happens when you upload a workspace into FME Server, is the caching disabled automatically? or is it being cached on the FME Server machine?

Thanks,

Itay

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Caching is disabled automatically. It is only enabled while running in workbench with the toolbar button for caching "on". The caching is more of a workbench thing than a runtime thing. You can use caching in say the FeatureReader, where that is a runtime setting for the FeatureReader itself, but that is the only place currently.

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Caching is disabled automatically. It is only enabled while running in workbench with the toolbar button for caching "on". The caching is more of a workbench thing than a runtime thing. You can use caching in say the FeatureReader, where that is a runtime setting for the FeatureReader itself, but that is the only place currently.


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fmelizard wrote:

Caching is disabled automatically. It is only enabled while running in workbench with the toolbar button for caching "on". The caching is more of a workbench thing than a runtime thing. You can use caching in say the FeatureReader, where that is a runtime setting for the FeatureReader itself, but that is the only place currently.

Excellent! thanks for the verification/clarification @daleatsafe

 

 


mhab
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How about using this, or something similar for caching in FME Server ?

We had a discussion about using FME Server for doing a mashup of different data sources where e.g. a slow WFS Service shall be consumed in combination with other relatively fast data sources.

It could be a helpful feature if FME Server could build a cache in order to speed up access on these data ...

Let me know whether I mix up things or if this could be a useful extension ...

Michael


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