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CM-Well manages a cache with authorization information for better performance. If you've made a change to authorization information such as creating a new user, creating a new role or changing a password, and you want the change to take immediate effect, you will need to refresh this cache. You do this by calling the invalidate-cache API.
Notes:
- You will need an access token with admin permissions to call this API.
- If you have several CM-Well nodes, then in order to refresh the caches on all nodes, you'll need to send a separate invalidate-cache command to each node in your cluster.
URL: <CMWellHost>/_auth?op=invalidate-cache -H "X-CM-Well-Token:<AdminToken>" REST verb: GET Mandatory parameters: Admin-permissions token in the X-CM-Well-Token header
<CMWellHost>/_auth?op=invalidate-cache -H "X-CM-Well-Token:<AdminToken>"
{"success":true}
Note: Occasionally you may get a failure response when attempting to refresh the cache. This might be because a cache update is in progress when you make your request. If this happens, please retry the invalidate-cache request.
CM-Well Security Features Login API Managing CM-Well Users Generate Password API Change Password API
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