Refresh Site Cache

Where does the Refresh Site Cache in the Business Applications get its URL 
from.

It's not currently working in my system and I believe the problem lies in 
the URL it is using.  I have already modified the Web.config file for the 
permissions and the rest of Catalog Manager works fine.

Please Advise.


Answer this question

Refresh Site Cache

  • Fabriciom

    It examines all of the applications listed in the Commerce Server site resource and connects to each one.

    Can you describe the problem you are having


  • Syed Atheeque Pasha

    This information is obtained from the Applications configured for your site. You can see the APplications in the Commerce Server Manager->CommerceSites->SiteName->Applications

    Do you see any error when you Refresh the site cache


  • CBuilder

    It is just 401 (Unauthorized)
  • Bhatia Gaurav

    Ensure that you updated the web.config file in both the actual commerce server web-site as well as each of the web-services directories

    rgds, Brian


  • Preston M. Price

    What is the sub-error (e.g. 401.x and 403.x - the x tells you a lot about what caused the error)


  • Michael_317

    You need to modify the web.config in the base commerce server inetpub directory to include security authorizations for your administrative accounts.

    <configuration>
    ...

    <location path="SiteCacheRefresh.axd">
    <system.web>
    <authorization>
    <allow roles="yourserver\yourCatalogAdmin"/>
    <allow roles="yourserver\yourMarketingAdmin"/>
    <allow roles="yourserver\yourOrdersAdmin"/>
    <allow roles="yourserver\yourProfilesAdmin"/>
    <allow roles="builtin\Administrators"/>
    <deny users="*"/>
    <deny users="* "/>
    </authorization>
    </system.web>
    </location>

    </configuration>


  • Bruce Bukovics

    We are getting closer

    The Application was pointed to the wrong Application Name in IIS - which I have corrected.

    Now I am getting an Unauthorized access error - I have already gone through the document "How to Authorize Members of a Security Group to Update Cache" - so I am not sure where else to look.


  • clueless in chicago

    I have already done that.
  • Refresh Site Cache