Allen Gilliland wrote:
> 
> 
> Elias Torres wrote:
>>
>> Allen Gilliland wrote:
>>> Looks fine to me, so +1, but one note.  we should be clear about the
>>> caching strategy.  my expectation is that we would not cache these feeds
>>> just like we don't cache search results pages.  that would need to be
>>> accounted for in the FeedServlet.
>>
>> It makes sense. It makes so much sense that I'm writing up another
>> proposal for complete reverse proxy support (e.g. no page cache at all,
>> optionally).
>>
>> We would like an option that disables page caching in the app server
>> because we discovered a large amount of CPU being consumed by
>> StringBuffer memory management instead of writing directly to the socket
>> stream.
> 
> Sure, I'm always interested in supporting more caching configs =)
> 
> You *can* actually disable all of Roller's rendering caches very easily
> in the current code.  Each of Roller's caches supports an "enabled" flag
> in the config, so if you put ...
> 
> cache.weblogpage.enabled=false
> cache.weblogfeed.enabled=false
> 
> in your config file then you don't have caching in the app anymore.  i
> use this feature regularly in testing.

Right on.

> 
> -- Allen
> 
> 
>>
>>> Also, we provide the option for the built-in search to be disable, and
>>> that would also need to be handled in the FeedServlet so that search
>>> feeds are not returned when search is disabled.
>>
>> Right. Good catch.
>>
>> -Elias
>>
>>> -- Allen
>>>
>>>
>>> Elias Torres wrote:
>>>> Hi guys (again),
>>>>
>>>> Here's another simple/short proposal that I would like comments on so I
>>>> can get a sense from the community if I can proceed and when.
>>>>
>>>> http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/ROLLER/Proposal_SearchFeeds
>>>>
>>>> -Elias
> 

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