Enfold Proxy 7.0 (Dec 17, 2010)

Now supports split-view caching. Full Support for the etag and vary HTTP headers. Works with Plone 4 and plone.app.caching

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Release Notes

Tested with	Plone 4, Plone 3, Plone 2.5
State	Final release
License	Commercial
Release Manager	Alan Runyan

• Simplifies the process of associating Plone sites with IIS sites
• Supports Enfold Server 3x, 4x and Plone.
• Simplifies the process of integrating Plone content and non-Plone content on the same domain or host
• Uses caching to speed up Plone performance (note: to use this feature, you must first install a Plone caching product).
• Supports load balancing with multiple Zope clients to provide extra reliability in the event one Zope client goes offline.
• Allows you to use request schedulers and specify how 500 messages should be handled.
• Supports caching of XSLT pages generated in Plone.
• Improved performance from previous versions (See release notes).
• Supports the use of XDV themes and the use of different themes depending on URL and HTTP headers.

Change log

 

New features include:

• Full Support for the etag and vary HTTP headers.
• 64 bit versions of Enfold Proxy (EP) now support XDV/XSLT Caching.
• EP now supports "split view" caching. This allows EP to use different caching methods for different parts of the same page. This can be helpful in caching components of a web page for logged in users. Read more about split-level caching.
• Works with Plone 3 and 4 and with plone.app.caching add-on.

Fixes:

• The ordering of the proxy definitions in the ep.ini file no longer affects how or whether EP will process them. You can optionally use excludes_regex for more fine-grained control over which proxy definition acts upon a particular URL.
• EP will not store requests which were initially found to be invalid.