[racket] WebServer memory and custom expiration page

Thank you.

Trying out:
(require web-server/servlet-env)
(serve/servlet start
               #:launch-browser? #t
               #:quit? #t
               #:listen-ip #f
               #:port 8081
               #:log-file "log"
               #:manager
               (make-threshold-LRU-manager
                (lambda (request)
                  (response/xexpr
                   `(html (head (title "Page has Expired."))
                          (body (p "Sorry, this page expired."
                                   (a ((href "/xapps/"))
                                      "Please go back."))))))
                (* 1280 1024 1024))
               #:extra-files-paths
               (list (build-path (current-directory) "static"))
               #:servlet-path "/xapps/")

Hope that slows down the expiration to a reasonable range.

On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 12:04 AM, Jay McCarthy <jay.mccarthy at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 3:58 PM, J G Cho <gcho at fundingmatters.com> wrote:
>> A couple of minor question about page expiring too fast.
>>
>> How does one assign more memory to WebServer (with State)? (I am
>> guessing this delays expiration. Please correct me if I am wrong.) I
>> read something about Continuation Managers but not clear how to create
>> one and how to use it with serve/servlet.
>
> Use the #:manager keyword to serve/servlet and pass it a different
> number than (* 128 1024 1024) to make-threshold-LRU-manager.
>
>> Also, when the page does expire, I'd like to provide a link to a place
>> where user can go back (instead of keep pressing back buttons many
>> times.) Do I edit some page under collects or pass a lambda to
>> serve/servlet (as in the recent thread about statless/stuffer)?
>
> A missing continuation is handled by the #:servlet-loading-responder
> keyword function.
>
> Jay
>
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