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What is the Oracle Web Cache?

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Oracle - What is the Oracle Web Cache? posted by Babu Kunwar

What is the Oracle Web Cache?

Oracle Web Cache is a secure reverse proxy cache and a compression engine deployed between Browser and HTTP server, Browser and Content Management server to improve the performance of web sites by caching frequently accessed content. Oracle Web Cache supports:

Static content caching
Dynamic content caching
Partial Page catching
Request Filtering.

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