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package org.thymeleaf.cache;

/**
 * 

* Simple implementation of {@link ICacheEntryValidity} * that uses a TTL (time-to-live) expressed in milliseconds to * compute the validity of template cache entries. *

* * @author Daniel Fernández * * @since 1.0 * */ public class TTLCacheEntryValidity implements ICacheEntryValidity { private final long cacheTTLMs; private final long creationTimeInMillis; /** *

* Creates a new instance of this validity implementation. *

* * @param cacheTTLMs the TTL to be applied to the template resolution. */ public TTLCacheEntryValidity(final long cacheTTLMs) { super(); this.cacheTTLMs = cacheTTLMs; this.creationTimeInMillis = System.currentTimeMillis(); } /** *

* Returns the TTL in milliseconds to be applied to template * validity. *

* * @return the TTL in milliseconds */ public long getCacheTTLMs() { return this.cacheTTLMs; } /** *

* Returns true. Templates are always considered cacheable using this * validity implementation. *

* * @return true */ public boolean isCacheable() { return true; } /** *

* Returns whether the template resolution can still be considered valid. This * is done by computing the difference in milliseconds between the moment when * this object was created and the moment this method is called, and checking * it is less than the established TTL (time-to-live). *

* * @return whether the (cached) template resolution can still be considered valid. */ public boolean isCacheStillValid() { final long currentTimeInMillis = System.currentTimeMillis(); return (currentTimeInMillis < this.creationTimeInMillis + this.cacheTTLMs); } }




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