Error Handling in SuiteScript Server-Side CDN Cache Management
Learn error handling in SuiteScript for CDN caching management and server-side responses effectively.
CDN caching management is crucial for optimizing web performance and ensuring efficient resource delivery. This article discusses error handling when setting CDN caching in SuiteScript, specifically within server-side scripts.
What is the Method for Setting CDN Caching?
The method setCdnCacheable allows developers to control CDN caching duration, significantly affecting how responses are handled. This method returns no output (void) and is specifically designed for server scripts.
Supported Script Types
- Server Scripts: The
setCdnCacheablemethod can only be utilized in server scripts. For more detailed information on the different types of SuiteScript, check the SuiteScript 2.x Script Types documentation.
Governance
This method does not impose governance limits, which means you can set CDN cacheable options without restrictions on execution times or limits.
Parameters for setCdnCacheable
The method accepts an options parameter that is a JavaScript object containing essential types:
| Parameter | Type | Required / Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
options.type | enum | Required | Determines the caching duration; use values from http.CacheDuration. |
Note: When invoked through a Suitelet, setting options.type to UNIQUE ensures that the Suitelet is executed every time its URL is requested, preventing any caching from occurring.
Common Errors
During implementation, you may encounter the following error:
| Error Code | Message | Thrown If |
|---|---|---|
SSS_MISSING_REQD_ARGUMENT | Missing a required argument: {param name} | The options.type parameter is not specified. |
Syntax Example
Here's a basic syntax example that demonstrates how to set the CDN cacheable settings for a server response. Note that this is non-functional as presented, but illustrates proper usage:
1// Additional code can be placed here2...3serverResponse.setCdnCacheable({4 type: http.CacheDuration.MAX5});6...7// Remaining code can continue hereConclusion
Incorporating proper error handling and understanding the CDN caching methods enhances the efficiency of SuiteScript server responses. By adhering to best practices, you can ensure your application provides the best performance possible.
Related Topics:
- http.ServerResponse
- N/http Module
- SuiteScript 2.x Modules
Key Takeaways
- The
setCdnCacheablemethod manages CDN caching in SuiteScript server responses. - It requires a valid
options.typeparameter specifying caching duration. - Errors can occur if required arguments are missing, specifically for caching options.
- Understanding caching settings can significantly impact web performance.
Frequently Asked Questions (4)
Can the setCdnCacheable method be used in client scripts?
What happens if I don't specify the options.type parameter in setCdnCacheable?
Is there a governance limit on using the setCdnCacheable method?
What is the effect of setting options.type to 'UNIQUE' in a Suitelet?
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