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Have to use OpenLayers 2.10, can I force the browser to cache the map tiles and re-use them?

OpenLayers introduced client side caching in Version 2.11 and 2.12, along side their performance improvements for other map functions. Needless to say, these functions are intertwined and rely on each ...
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Is it necessary to use cachewrite control to use cacheread in openlayers?

the question is very simple. i want to use the OpenLayers.Control.CacheRead control to load and store tiles when the connection is fast e.g. with wifi network. then use the same device in other places ...
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Caching / Preloading data for use with WMS queries

Hoping someone can help me with this issue. I've got a map implemented in my web application using OpenLayers that makes WMS queries to GeoServer that in turn queries a Postgres (PostGIS) database to ...
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What do I need in order to show offline map (tile cached based) of area from OSM using Openlayers?

I want to make an offline map with certain zoom levels of an area from OSM (preferably keeping the styles of OSM). Client will use OpenLayers , If needed I can install Geoserver/Mapserver and MS-SQL ...
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local tiles server for offline access

Anyone knows if there is a "lightway" solution to mount a local tile server? Feature I'd to provide is local storage of small sections of maps, not more than small city for example, in order to ...
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WFS Caching / Back button

I'm using WFS protocol on Vector layer / GeoServer / PostGIS Currently the map is refreshing and calling new requests whenever i do anything like searching or drawing and when i move back to a part ...
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How to cache online tiles on a development machine?

I am developing a slippy map web application using openlayers. Right now my tiles come straight away from OSM and google, etc. For the moment I always work on the same area for development purposes ...