The Application Review Tool allows Admins to enable application PDF caching for faster load times within the Application Review Tool Application Reader.
The Application Reader displays the Visualforce documents and object record attachments defined for the relevant Application Review Type.
This process requires documents to be downloaded from Salesforce, converted to PDF (if necessary), merged into one PDF document, and indexed to allow searches. The size andnumber of attachments can cause this process to load slowly.
Application PDF Caching runs all these processes in advance and saves the newly processed PDF on an Application Cache record. Because the number of processes is reduced to simply downloading the cache record, the load time of the application PDF is improved.
The TargetX PDF Cache page allows a user to run a job to add PDF caches on demand and to schedule PDF cache jobs. Access the page via Setup and search for Visualforce pages. Select the CacheAdmin page by clicking .
Note: Performance may vary based on network speed and routing to Salesforce from different geolocations.
The details of how Application PDF Caching works include the following:
Notes:
The Cache Admin Page offers the following options for PDF caching:
Schedule Hourly Batch: runs every hour on the hour.
Schedule 4-Hour Batch: runs at midnight, 4 AM, 8 AM, 12 PM, 4 PM, and 8 PM based on Org time.
Schedule 8-Hour Batch: runs at midnight, 8 AM, 4 PM based on Org time.
Schedule Daily Batch: runs at midnight based on Org time.
Apex Jobs: The link navigates to the Apex Jobs page where you can monitor the status of Apex jobs.
Scheduled Jobs: The link navigates to the All Scheduled Jobs page which lists all of the jobs scheduled by your users.
There are two ways to delete cache records:
API calls for the cache job are calculated as the number of active assignments + (Number of active assignments x number of attachments included).
The error message page will display if one or more of the following potential issues were detected:
The reader may still be able to display the document even if one of these issues has occurred.
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