Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000 |
The FPCActiveCacheConfiguration object provides access to the active cache configuration settings of an ISA Server computer. Active caching is a mechanism for automatically obtaining and caching updated content for popular sites. The objects FPCActiveCacheConfiguration, FPCHTTPCacheConfiguration, and FPCFTPCacheConfiguration provide access to all ISA cache configuration settings. These three objects are accessed through properties of the FPCCacheConfiguration object, which serves as a container for the three.
The FPCActiveCacheConfiguration object is a property of an FPCCacheConfiguration object.
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This object implements the IFPCActiveCacheConfiguration interface.
When active caching is enabled, if you are using a dial-up connection to the Internet, then the computer will automatically dial out to the Internet service provider (ISP) to retrieve this content.
The following table lists the methods of the FPCActiveCacheConfiguration object.
Method | Description |
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Refresh | Reads the object's configuration information from persistent storage, discarding any unsaved changes to the configuration. |
ResetToDefaults | Discards any changes made to the active cache configuration, saved or unsaved, and reverts to the default cache configuration. |
Save | Saves the object's configuration to persistent storage. |
The following table lists the properties of the FPCActiveCacheConfiguration object.
Property | Description |
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ActiveCachingEnable | Gets or sets whether active caching is enabled. |
ActiveCachingPolicy | Gets or sets the policy for pre-fetching of popular objects into the cache. |
VendorParametersSets | Gets a reference to an object for storing and loading of custom data into the FPCCacheConfiguration object's storage. |
Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows 2000.
Version: Requires ISA Server 2000.
Header: Msfpccom.idl.