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No-cache means that the cached resources cannot be re-used without first checking if the resource has changed or has an updated version on the origin server. The following is a list of the common directives used and configured using the Cache-Control header. You can configure your server to append the Cache-Control header to the response by specifying which directives to use. The Cache-Control header can appear in both HTTP responses and HTTP requests. For example, a request header informs what resource is being requested and what data formats the client accepts, while the response header tells whether the request was successfully fulfilled.

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HTTP headers are pieces of code central to browser requests and server responses when rendering websites and contain important information about each message. Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), the protocol on which web communications are based, was introduced in 1991 to enable data transfer between users and servers. HTTP headers allow the browser and the web server to communicate additional information to each other, such as the TTL for a resource.

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Once the TTL expires and you request the cached resource, the browser must reaccess the server and download a new copy of the resource. Thus, caching has a validity period, referred to as Time To Live (TTL). It is essential to understand that the browser always stores the respective resources only for a certain time. Accessing the copied resources is much faster because the browser doesn't have to request the server to get the same files each time. When you revisit the website, you can use Cache-Control to define rules that determine whether the data and images should be loaded from the local cache or whether your browser must send another request to the server to re-request the resources. When you visit a website, your browser stores copies of the accessed data and images in a store named the cache for faster access. Getting the below error while running the app3 * APPLICATION FAILED TO START *************************** Description: Field cacheManager in commonCacheService required a bean of type '' that could not be found. The injection point has the following annotations: - following candidates were found but could not be injected: - Bean method 'cacheManager' in 'EhCacheCacheConfiguration' not loaded because did not find required class 'net.sf.ehcache.Cache' - Bean method 'cacheManager' in 'GenericCacheConfiguration' not loaded because Cache .cache.GenericCacheConfiguration unknown cache type - Bean method 'cacheManager' in 'JCacheCacheConfiguration' not loaded because Cache .cache.JCacheCacheConfiguration unknown cache type - Bean method 'cacheManager' in 'NoOpCacheConfiguration' not loaded because Cache .cache.NoOpCacheConfiguration unknown cache type - Bean method 'cacheManager' in 'SimpleCacheConfiguration' not loaded because Cache .cache.SimpleCacheConfiguration unknown cache type Action: Consider revisiting the entries above or defining a bean of type '' in your configuration.Cache-Control is an HTTP cache header consisting of a set of directives that allow you to specify when/how to cache a response and for how long. All the other dependencies are resolved and working fine in app3 except the cacheManger. Now app2 is being used in app3 which is springboot application. In app2 using, to resolve the dependency.

Now i am using the same caching module in app2 which has functionality same as app1 but it is not springboot application. This is all working fine for springboot application app1.

This module is added as dependency in the app1 which is springboot application and as per the property '', when app1 starts it will initialize the respective cacheįor caffeine cache =caffeine

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In this module, Autowired the CacheManger and has cache update & get method using spring cache. I have a common caching module which has spring boot starter cache (version 2.2.4.RELEASE) and for caching has dependencies of ehcache & caffeine.