Download the two necessary extensions from ArgusCache.com. The files are so called lex files, (Lucee extension). You need to install one of the extensions in the server directory of the Lucee server you want to inspect and one in the Lucee WEB-INF directory for the ArgusCache application. You can install the two extensions like follows:

Drop the argus-cache-1.0.0.xxx.lex file into the folder: lucee-server/deploy while Lucee is running. After a minute the file will be extracted and installed on the server. Please restart Lucee after the installation, especially if you update the ArgusCache version.

The file argus-cache-client-1.0.0.xxx.lex you should drop into the folder: WEB-INF/lucee/deploy. After around a minute, you will find a folder called /arguscache inside your web root. When you now call yourdomain/arguscache, you need to log in with your Lucee web admin password.

Once logged in, you will come to the settings page, which allows you to turn ArgusCache and different features on or off. The settings page looks like follows:

The first thing you can do is to enable ArgusCache and the analysis of elements. On the lower right section of the settings page, you can also define which types of caches will be inspected/analyzed. From an ArgusCache perspective, you now have prepared everything necessary in order for the analysis to introspect your external resources.

//this.cachedwithin["function"] = "smart";
this.cachedwithin["http"]     = "smart";
this.cachedwithin["query"]    = "smart";
this.cachedwithin["include"]  = "smart";
this.cachedwithin["file"]     = "smart";
this.cachedwithin["invoke"]   = "smart";

• Analyze only resource calls that take longer than xxx microseconds
• Analyze everything except the following directories
• Analyze nothing except the following directories
• Enabling of the analysis from the code