Administrative console scope settings Use this page to specify the level at which a resource
is visible on the administrative console page. By changing the value
for Scope, you see only the resources that are defined at that scope.
The contents of the collection table might change. A resource can
be visible in the administrative console collection table at the cell,
node, or server scope. For multiple-server
products, a resource also can be visible at the cluster scope.
External cache group settings Use this page to configure sets of external caches that are controlled
by WebSphere Application
Server on web servers, such as IBM Edge Server and IBM HTTP Server.
Object cache instance collection Use this page to configure and manage object cache instances,
which in addition to the default shared dynamic cache, can store,
distribute, and share data for Java Platform,
Enterprise Edition (Java EE) applications. Use cache instances to
give applications better flexibility and tuning of the cache resources.
Object cache instance settings An object cache instance is a location, in addition to
the default shared dynamic cache, where any Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE)
application can store, distribute, and share data. This gives applications
greater flexibility and better tuning of the cache resources. Use
the DistributedMap programming interface to access this cache instance.
See the API documentation for more information.
Servlet cache instance collection A servlet cache instance is a location, in addition to the default
shared dynamic cache, where dynamic cache can store, distribute, and share
data. By using servlet cache instances, your applications have greater flexibility
and better tuning of the cache resources. The Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)
name specified for the cache instance is mapped to the name attribute in the <cache-instance>
tag in the cachespec.xml configuration file.
Servlet cache instance settings A servlet cache instance is a location, in addition to
the default shared dynamic cache, where dynamic cache can store, distribute,
and share data. By using servlet cache instances, your applications
have greater flexibility and better tuning of the cache resources.
The Java Naming and Directory
Interface (JNDI) name specified for the cache instance is mapped to
the name attribute in the <cache-instance> tag in the cachespec.xml configuration
file.