Examples of com.caucho.server.cache.AbstractCacheFilterChain.startCaching()

com.caucho.server.cache.AbstractCacheFilterChain.startCaching()

Starts the caching after the headers have been sent. @param req the servlet request @param req the servlet response @param keys the saved header keys @param values the saved header values @param contentType the response content type @param charEncoding the response character encoding @return the output stream to store the cache value or null ifuncacheable.

    String charEncoding = null;


    int contentLength = -1;


    AbstractCacheEntry cacheEntry
      = cacheInvocation.startCaching(_response.getRequest(), _response,
                                     _headerKeys, _headerValues,
                                     contentType,
                                     charEncoding,
                                     contentLength);

    String charEncoding = res.getCharacterEncodingImpl();


    int contentLength = -1;


    AbstractCacheEntry newCacheEntry
      = cacheInvocation.startCaching(req, res,
                                     keys, values,
                                     contentType,
                                     charEncoding,
                                     contentLength);

    String charEncoding = null;


    int contentLength = -1;


    _cacheEntry
      = cacheInvocation.startCaching(_response.getRequest(), _response,
                                     _headerKeys, _headerValues,
                                     contentType,
                                     charEncoding,
                                     contentLength);

    String charEncoding = res.getCharacterEncodingImpl();


    int contentLength = -1;


    AbstractCacheEntry newCacheEntry
      = cacheInvocation.startCaching(req, res,
                                     keys, values,
                                     contentType,
                                     charEncoding,
                                     contentLength);

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