Software AG Products 10.7 | Administering Integration Server | Configuring Ehcache on Integration Server | Working with Cache Managers | Creating a Cache Manager
 
Creating a Cache Manager
Use the following procedure to create a cache manager.
*To create a cache manager
1. Open Integration Server Administrator if it is not already open.
2. Go to Settings > Caching.
3. Click Add Cache Manager.
4. In the Add Cache Manager page, in the Name field, enter a name for the cache manager.
Valid cache manager names:
*Must not be null.
*Must not contain these characters: ? [ ] / \ = + < > : ; " , * | ^ @
*Must not start with a period (.) or end with a space.
*Must not begin with the characters SoftwareAG.
*Must not be a device name in any operating system.
5. If this cache manager will include distributed caches, configure the Terracotta Server Array URLs field to specify the Terracotta Server Array on which the caches reside. In this field, enter a comma-separated list of addresses (in host:port format), one for each server in the Terracotta Server Array. You can add multiple URLs by using this format: host1:port,host2:port,...
Note:
When you specify the Terracotta Server Array URLs field, the Rejoin check box is automatically selected. Rejoin indicates that the Integration Server will automatically reconnect to the Terracotta Server Array upon getting disconnected. You cannot disable this option. For more information about the Rejoin option, see The Rejoin Behavior of a Distributed Cache.
6. Click Save Changes.
When adding a cache manager, Integration Server verifies that the supplied Terracotta Server Array URLs are valid. Integration Server verifies that the provided URLs accept a connection. If the URLs are not valid, then Integration Server throws an IOException and does not create the cache manager.
Note:Integration Server does not start the cache manager automatically after creating it. You must start the cache manager by clicking the Start link. For information about starting a cache manager see Starting a Cache Manager.