igor.vaynberg wrote:
>
> like eelco said, in devel mode this is the default for markup only. if you
> want class reloading there is a reloadingwicketfilter, or whatever its
> called. in production reloading templates is rarely necessary. for cases
> that require them there are a few solutions: you can do what eelco said
> and
> implement your own markup cache which will change globally how all
> template
> caching works, if you have a requierment where only certain
> pages/components
> need to be reloaded while the app is deployed you can let them implement
> imarkupcachekeyprovider and override the cache key.
>
> -igor
>
>
Is it possible to expire the page cache with JMX? Or even better, expire
individual pages from the cache with JMX?
Thanks,
Matt
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