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[jira] [Created] (HTTPCLIENT-1384) Expose CacheInvalidator in
CachingHttpClientBuilder
Nicolas Richeton created HTTPCLIENT-1384:
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Summary: Expose CacheInvalidator in CachingHttpClientBuilder
Key: HTTPCLIENT-1384
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HTTPCLIENT-1384
Project: HttpComponents HttpClient
Issue Type: Wish
Components: HttpCache
Affects Versions: 4.3 Beta2, 4.2.5
Reporter: Nicolas Richeton
There is currently no way to customize the CacheInvalidator. Could it be possible to allow setting a CacheInvalidator in CachingHttpClientBuilder (eg. CachingHttpClientBuilder#setCacheInvalidator())
Our use case :
- HttpClientCache is used in a Caching Reverse Proxy (shared cache, exposed to public connections)
- We have to ensure the cache cannot be flush by a random user.
- The default CacheInvalidator flushes all variants of an URI when receiving anything other than GET, HEAD (compliant with RFC)
- It is currently possible for a user to flush the whole cache by sending POST requests of all uri (this may be harmful even only on a home page).
While it is not RFC-compliant, we need at least the ability to prevent invalidation in CacheInvalidator#flushInvalidatedCacheEntriesFor and/or control invalidation with custom method (PURGE) and other criteria (like remote ip)
The same applies to HttpClientCache 4.2.5: CachingHttpClient which does not allow provide a custom CacheInvalidator
Would this sound ok for you ?
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