Need to find an uncached VCM object type

Does anyone know of a VCM object, that is not cached, that can be used to detemine if a server is able to communicate with the VCM?

We currently have an alton that will stop sending users to a server if that server fails to return the correct response text. This work as long as there is an issue with Tomcat. However, users are still ending up on that server when Tomcat has an issue talking to the VCM because Tomcat can still serve up the correct response text. We are looking to add a test to see if the VCM is responding and alter the response text if Tomcat failed to connect with the VCM.

Thanks for your help, Millisa

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GangiReddy_Nandyala

Using VCM API will do the trick, try using VCM API instead of Cached API …

Thanks,

Gangi.

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Millisa_Eubanks

Forgive me, my mind has already gone on Holiday. Which is the "VCM API" and which is the "Cached API"?

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Millinda,

Is your Tomcat running your preview site?

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Need to find an uncached VCM object type

Posted by millisa.eubanks@bhsi.com (Eubanks, Millisa) On 2010/12/23 14:32

Does anyone know of a VCM object, that is not cached, that can be used to detemine if a server is able to communicate with the VCM?

Thanks for your help, Millisa

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Millisa_Eubanks

Yes our site uses Tomcat to make the preview and delivery areas work.