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XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
If the edge server receives aggregate messages from the origin when this setting is disabled, the messages will be broken
up before being cached.
Example
<AggregateMessages enabled="true"
<MaxAggMsgSize>65536</MaxAggMsgSize>>
</AggregateMessages>
See also
EdgeAutoDiscovery
,
RouteEntry
Alias
The
Alias
element specifies the assumed name(s) of the virtual host.
An alias is an alternative short name to use when connecting to the virtual host. The
Alias
element lets you specify
additional names to connect to this virtual host. Use the
Alias
element to shorten long host names, or if you want to
be able to connect to this virtual host with different names.
Example
<Alias name="abc">abc.adobe.com</Alias>
If the name of this virtual host is “abc.adobe.com”, but you wish to connect by simply specifying “abc”, then specify
the alias
abc
. Keep in mind that
abc
must still map to the same IP address as “abc.adobe.com”.
If more than one virtual host on the same adaptor has been defined with the same alias, then the first match that is
found is taken. You can avoid unexpected behavior by specifying a unique alias for each virtual host.
See also
AliasList
AliasList
Container element.
The elements nested in this section list the alias(es) for this virtual host. You can specify an unlimited number of aliases
by adding additional
Alias
elements. Each
Alias
must map to the IP address of the virtual host.
Contained elements
AggregateMessages
Allow
This element is a comma-delimited list of domains that are allowed to connect to this virtual host. The default value is
all
. If the
Allow
element is left empty, the only connections allowed are those coming from the same domain.
Examples
<Allow>adobe.com,yourcompany.com</Allow>
This example allows only connections from the adobe.com and yourcompany.com domains.
<Allow>localhost</Allow>