Index: lams_admin/conf/language/lams/ApplicationResources.properties =================================================================== diff -u -r1331b40e2fbc07867d59bcff24d0223d38ee7d5b -r4f40b2a39d2e2a4fcaeebe3568eb91858732fb8f --- lams_admin/conf/language/lams/ApplicationResources.properties (.../ApplicationResources.properties) (revision 1331b40e2fbc07867d59bcff24d0223d38ee7d5b) +++ lams_admin/conf/language/lams/ApplicationResources.properties (.../ApplicationResources.properties) (revision 4f40b2a39d2e2a4fcaeebe3568eb91858732fb8f) @@ -172,10 +172,15 @@ cache.maintain =Maintain LAMS Cache cache.title =Cache Management cache.entries.title =Cache Nodes +cache.entries.title2 =Cacheable entities cache.explanation1 =Listed below are the current nodes in the cache. This keeps certain common objects in memory to speed up LAMS. It is managed automatically and should not require any intervention. However, if the system appears to be keeping "old values" e.g. an old first name, try clearing all the nodes in the cache. Once cleared, LAMS will reload the objects from the database. cache.explanation2 =Warning: Removing nodes will reduce the performance of the LAMS server. After a while, the cache will build up again and LAMS will run as usual. cache.explanation3 =Warning: If you remove a node, you will remove the node and all its child nodes. +cache.explanation4 =Listed below are cacheable classes and collections. This keeps certain common objects in memory to speed up LAMS. It is managed automatically and should not require any intervention. However, if the system appears to be keeping "old values" e.g. an old first name, try clearing all the nodes in the cache. Once cleared, LAMS will reload the objects from the database. cache.button.remove =Remove +cache.button.remove.all =Clear all cached objects +cache.removed =Objects bound with entity name {0} were removed +cache.removed.all =All cached objects were removed admin.config.key =Key admin.config.value =Value admin.register.sitename =Full Sitename