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Oracle 10g Locale Caching in OGS
Once the current user locale has been defined,
OGS will cache the locale information, so that the application
doesn't need to redetermine and reverify the user locale with each
request.
When the preferred user locale source is gotten
from the LDAP server or a user profile table in the database, then a
local cookie is used to cache the locale information.
In most cases, the locale preference will be
static throughout the user session, therefore, storing it in the
local cookie reduces the need to retrieve the same piece of
information from the server over and over again.
When the locale source is obtained from user
input or the HTTP locale preference, then this locale information is
passed to the application as a parameter and not cached as a cookie.
This is because the locale preference may change between requests.
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