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Dispatcher Flush This is used for managing the Dispatcher cache. Reverse Replication Used for replicating from publish to author. Reverse replication is not used for Communities features, such as forums, blogs, and comments. It is effectively disabled as the outbox is not enabled. Use of reverse replication would require custom configuration.
See the Settings and Rules tabs for the configuration. This was requested so that when the page is requested directly from the application server the content can be seen. This is a specialized agent and probably will not be required for most instances. When configuring a replication agent from the Tools console, four tabs are available within the dialog:.
Leave this field empty to use the system user account the account defined in sling as the administrator user; by default this is admin. For an agent on the author environment this account must have read access to all paths that you want to have replicated.
Indicates whether this agent will be used for reverse replication; returns user input from the publish to author environment. Selecting this option enables alias or vanity path invalidation requests to Dispatcher. Also, see Configuring a Dispatcher Flush Agent. This specifies the receiving servlet at the target location. In particular, you can specify the hostname or alias and context path to the target instance here. For Dispatcher Flush agents, the URI property is used only if you use path-based virtualhost entries to differentiate between farms, you use this field to target the farm to invalidate.
For example, farm 1 has a virtual host of www. This sets the local address to be used when creating connections. If this is not set, the default address will be used. This is useful for specifying the interface to use on multi-homed or clustered systems. These are used, as appropriate, to indicate the action to be used when flushing the handle or path.
The sub-parameters are dynamic:. Timeout in milliseconds to be applied when waiting for traffic after a connection has been established. If checked, the agent is excluded from default replication; this means it will not be used if a content author issues a replication action. Here a replication by this agent will be automatically triggered when a page is modified. This is mainly used for Dispatcher Flush agents, but also for reverse replication.
If checked, the agent will automatically replicate any content that is marked for distribution when it is modified. This will trigger automatic replication to activate or deactivate a page as appropriate when the ontimes or offtimes defined for a page occur.
This is primarily used for Dispatcher Flush agents. From the Tools tab in the author environment you can configure replication agents that reside in either the author environment Agents on author or the publish environment Agents on publish. The following procedures illustrate the configuration of an agent for the author environment, but can be used for both. In addition to the following procedure, you must add the PATH header to the dispatcher list of client headers.
The values provided should be sufficient for a default installation. If you make changes then click OK to save them see Replication Agents - Configuration Parameters for more details of the individual parameters. A standard installation of AEM specifies admin as the user for transport credentials within the default replication agents.
This should be changed to a site-specific replication user account with the privileges to replicate the required path s. Reverse replication is used to get user content generated on a publish instance back to an author instance.
This is commonly used for features such as surveys and registration forms. As the publish environment is usually in the DMZ, to get content back to the author environment the connection must be initiated from the author instance. This is done with:. For AEM Communities , replication is not used for user generated content on a publish instance.
See Community Content Storage. A reverse replication agent in the author environment This acts as the active component to collect information from the outbox in the publish environment:. User input is placed here, from where it is collected by the agent in the author environment. To synchronize user data across multiple publish instances, enable User Synchronization.
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