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Minal_Singh · 01-24-2018

I am using node.js code to populate the cache in a predefined cache resource. but while lookup the cache hit always returns a false. The requirement was to populate multiple values in the cache by generating different cache Key and assigning the resp...

Minal_Singh · 09-19-2016

We have checked by defining the spike Arrest rate in "pm" and "ps" but in both these cases we are getting the "ratelimit.{policy-Name}.expiry.time" as 0. Our requirement is to get the expiry Time.

Minal_Singh · 02-18-2016

Minal_Singh · 01-24-2018

Hi Dino,In the lookup policy I always get cachehit as false. But in the node.js code itself when I use the cache.get function it returns me the data present in that cacheKey. The Lookup cache policy configured is as below: resource-cache cachedRespo...

Minal_Singh · 02-25-2016

Thanks Vinit.

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Lookup Cache hit is always false when using node.js code to populate the cache.

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Re: Not able to use the variables stored in KVM in the Target endpoint property "io.timeout.millis" and "connect.timeout.millis" . What is the solution for it?