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What is the Java Plug-in caching and should I enable it ?

April 26, 2017caching enable Java plug-in

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What is the Java Plug-in caching and should I enable it ?

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The Java Plug-in provides caching over and above the caching provided by the browser. Using Plug-in caching the specified files are stored on disk on the clients P/C. When BI:Prompt or BI:Scope are requested, they are then loaded from the local cache. This results in faster load times for your clients, and reduces network traffic between the browser and the web server. If any of the BI:Prompt or BI:Scope files are upgraded, the plug-in will recognize the new version, and automatically load it from the web server, and update the cache. Using the Plug-in caching is a zero administration option for increasing performance, and reducing network traffic. M87systems recommends that administrators enable Plug-in caching.