Configure DDS
Describes how to set up the Optimizely Dynamic Data Store.
You have the following options to configure through the application’s configuration file:
The DynamicDataStoreOptions
can be defined under EPiServer:Cms
.
-
The
DynamicDataStoreOptions
element has the child elementsÂAutoResolveTypes
,AutoRemapStores
, andDeleteAllOperationTimeout
and the following attributes:-
autoResolveType
can betrue
(default) orfalse
.If set to
true
, then the Dynamic Data Store tries to resolve .NET Types if theSystem.Type.GetType
method call fails for types stored in a store. The resolution occurs by removing the version information from the type string and callingType.GetType
again. If this fails, the resolution occurs by removing the assembly information from the type string and callingType.GetType
again. If the Type still is not resolved, an exception is thrown.If set to false, type resolving occurs through assembly redirects in the configuration file.
-
autoRemapStores
can betrue
(default) orfalse
.If set to
true
, then the Dynamic Data Store automatically remaps all .NET classes decorated with theEPiServerDataStoreAttribute
attribute and where theAutomaticallyRemapStore
property is set to true, to their respective stores when the Class and store mappings are no longer aligned.If set to false, no automatic remapping is done for any class.
-
DeleteAllOperationTimeout
– The extended command timeout to use when deleting all items in a store.
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{
"EPiServer" : {
"Cms" : {
"DynamicDataStore" : {
"AutoResolveTypes" : "true/false",
"AutoRemapStores" : "true/false",
"DeleteAllOperationTimeout" : "time span"
}
}
}
}
Change configuration programmatically
You can modify some of the Dynamic Data Store configuration programmatically through the EPiServer.Data.Dynamic.DynamicDataStoreOptions
class. You should do this during the configuration phase of the site initialization, by configuring IServiceCollection
in the ConfigureServices
method in the Startup
class.
public class Startup {
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) {
...
services.Configure<DynamicDataStoreOptions>(options => {
options.AutoRemapStores = true or false;
options.AutoResolveTypes = true or false;
options.DeleteAllOperationTimeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(xxx);
});
...
}
}
Recommendations
- Create/obtain instances of the
DynamicDataStore
on the stack, use them, and then discard them. Note that the Dynamic Data Store is not thread safe and if an instance is used and shared between multiple threads, it should be protected with thread-locking techniques. - Implement
EPiServer.Data.IDynamicData
or aGuid
property called Id on your objects to be saved when you want to control the external identity of your objects. - Use the same instance of a Dynamic Data Store to load and then update a POCO object (object without identity).
Updated 6 months ago