Adf image cache directory

Hi,
I am using oracle ADF EA 14. I realized that when deploying my application, it created a cache directory under my adf/image directory. What is the cache directory for? Because sometimes the cache directory is not created
and the page does not have the image rendered.
Any information on this issue is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
Antonio.

Any suggestion on this issue?
Thanks.

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