#framework BAT

Reserved Bucket - Cache

This page uses the reserved Hashtag Bucket - Cache. The Cache Bucket uses a configured Key→Value store, such as memcached or AWS ElastiCache. Cached values are available to all subsequent requests. Most Key→Value stores are volatile, meaning values may be deleted at any time to make room for new values. The test value will be shown before and after it is set to a new value.

The following HTML Form posts back to this page, setting the message value in the URL.

Note: Hashtag Markup is shown below <# in bold #>. The value generated by processing the Hashtag Markup, and applying any Variable Contexts, is injected into this HTML page after the ⇒ symbol.

<#[cache.test as html]#> ⇒ Cache Set at 11:39:08 AM UTC

Processing this Hashtag Markup:

<# set cache.test to "Cache Set at <#[system.time]#> <#[url.message]#>"; #>

<#[cache.test as html]#> ⇒ Cache Set at 1:08:21 AM UTC

Inject Cache test value without setting a new value

The Hashtag Markup Language provides many methods for setting variable values, and using them later.

Variable Buckets can hold many values, processed together. Variable Contexts enable safe injection anywhere.