Such the maximum number connections and the maximum size
180 Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Handbook
| FIGURE 5-21. |
|---|
The Network Timeouts page allows you to adjust the amount of time Web Cache maintains connections. The first value, Keep-Alive Timeout, determines how long the Web Cache will keep open a connection to the browser after sending a response. The default allows five seconds from the time a response is sent for the browser to send another request. Remember that web pages define
Chapter 5: Web Cache Administration 181
Logging and Diagnostics
The first page in the Logging and Diagnostics category defines
parameters for the event log, such as the location, name, buffering
options, and the logging level. Each Web Cache has an event log. The log
location and logging level are edited by selecting the log in the Cache
Specific Event Log Configuration section. By selecting the Edit button
in the Global Event Log Configuration section, you can set the automatic
rollover option for the selected cache log, as shown in Figure 5-22.
The Access Logs page allows you to configure the access logs produced by Web Cache. Each web site supported by Web Cache will get its own access log. Here again, you can define automatic rollover. You can use the User Defined Access Format section to modify the information included in the access logs.
