How does the AEM Dispatcher handle request caching and invalidation?
- Based on URL patterns and response headers, Dispatcher caches responses and invalidates cached content upon expiry or cache invalidation requests.
- Dispatcher caches all requests indiscriminately and invalidates them based on a predetermined schedule.
- Dispatcher doesn't support request caching or invalidation; it relies entirely on the AEM Publish instance.
- Dispatcher only caches static content and invalidates cache manually through configuration changes.
The AEM Dispatcher handles request caching and invalidation based on URL patterns and response headers. It caches responses and invalidates cached content upon expiry or cache invalidation requests.
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