Caching Tool

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Nowa wersja Caching Tool

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Czym jest Caching Tool?Microsoft Dynamics CRM wykorzystuje mechanizm cache'owania, ale gdy nie jest używany...

re: Caching Tool

MattNC — Fri, 11 Aug 2006 20:27:48 GMT

Thanks, Joris! This is an awesome update to your very useful tool! -Matt Wittemann, CRM MVP

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re: Caching Tool

AbrahamDev — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 00:41:29 GMT

I had some problems with the installation when asking for the user and password was allways failing so ... I had to make a small change to the ProjectInstaller.cs and change the serviceProcessInstaller1.Account = LocalSystem and then rebuild, move the files to the same folder location and manually installed the service, after that the service works fine! Thanks this is awesome!

Aumentando la velocidad de CRM

tecnodgs — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 15:53:08 GMT

Encontré en el Blog de Joris Kalz un excelente programita (un Servicio),
que Pre-Cachea las páginas de CRM (y según el autor podría cachear cualquier otra aplicación Web). Esto permite que al ser solicitadas, ya las tenga en memoria

Microsoft CRM Caching Tool

STEFANO DEMILIANI — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 12:31:55 GMT

Microsoft CRM Caching Tool

re: Caching Tool

RossCarlson — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 01:22:03 GMT

Thanks for the tool to fix Microsoft's goofy design here...

However this isn't working for me. I installed it over 4 hours ago and it's clearly not generating the caching for me. I've update the config file with the proper server name and have even updated the list of ULR's. I've verified the URL's to make sure they are accurate, which they are.

I have tried having the service run both as "LocalSystem" and my personal domain account (since I am an admin in CRM). Neither seemed to work, am I missing something stupid?

Thanks,

Ross Carlson

re: Caching Tool

Joris Kalz — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 16:09:35 GMT

@RossCarlson

I would not say goofy design. Using caching techniques is always a good idea when building web apps.

You should look into the log files of your IIS to see if there are any request coming from the caching tool.

New Microsoft Dynamics CRM VPC (update)

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re: Caching Tool

Allen Pemberton — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 01:55:07 GMT

We are having a problem running out of space on our CRM/WSS server, was wondering if the caching tool could be the problem. Where does the caching tool cach the information?

Allen Pemberton

allen@pembcons.com

re: Caching Tool

evgeniy_pmsoft — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 20:47:53 GMT

This tool is really helpful, so thanks a lot, first of all.

The only problem is that business users have to change their AD-passwords every X days, due to security policy. And in my case it is impossible to explain them, how to set up caching service every time, they have their passwords changed.

Can the service work under some different crm-account, f.e. system customizer or even administrator, if he has a really strong password?

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