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This article shows you step by step how to cache your entire tomcat web application using Squid reverse Proxy without writing any java code. Cache your entire website as static HTML files stored in memory or disk. This technique is useful to when dynamically generated pages in Java are time and CPU intensive. Ideal scenario is when there are high number of reads and few writes. Caution: do not use this approach to cache secure pages. Read article for full details.
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