ESI remove Tag ESI Tag Descriptions

Caching Dynamic Content with ESI Language Tags 11-49 value=cn=public,cn=users,dc=us,dc=oracle,dc=com esi:request_header name=PORTAL-USER-GUID value=A5EE55B396E22651E0340800208A8B00 esi:request_header name=Content-Type value=applicationx-www-form-urlencoded esi:include esi:attempt esi:except type=incompatiblefragmentversion This happens when a fragments processing requirement is not supported or not compatible with the template. esi:except esi:except type=noconnection The cache is unable to connect to the origin server serving this fragment. esi:except esi:except type=nestingtoodeep The fragment include depth has exceeded the maximum include depth. The default value defined in Web Cache is 3. esi:except esi:except type=httpservererror The origin server returns an HTTP 5xx status code, a server error. esi:except esi:except type=httpclienterror The origin server returns an HTTP 4xx status code, a client error, such as a malformed HTTP request or an unauthorized access. esi:except esi:except type=incorrectresponseheader This happens when the response headers for a fragment cause the error. esi:except esi:except type=incorrectxmlfragment This happens when there is any kind of error in Oracle Web Cache XSLT retrieval, parsing, or processing. esi:except esi:except type=originserverbusy The origin server for this fragment is busy and cannot accept new requests now. This is caused by Oracle Web Cache-to-origin server request queue limit. esi:except esi:except type=networktimeout This is thrown by a fragment whose request to the origin server has timed out in the network connection. esi:except esi:except type=incorrectesifragment An error is encountered when Oracle Web Cache tries to parse or process the ESI fragment response body due to errors in the body. esi:except esi:except Unknown ESI Exception esi:except esi:try

11.4.9 ESI vars Tag

The esi:vars tag enables you to use variables outside of ESI tags. For example, instead of specifying a variable inside a esi:include or esi:choose block, you can use the esi:vars tag to specify a variable inside HTML code.

11.4.9.1 Syntax

esi:varsOptional HTML code VARIABLE_NAME{key} Optional HTML codeesi:vars