Dossy wrote:
> - client requests a URL
> - server looks to see if the page is cacheable
> - if page is cacheable, and is cached, serve page out of cache
> - if page is cacheable, and is not cached, generate the cached
> page, then serve the page out of cache
> - if the page is not cacheable, generate it dynamically and serve
> the generated page
> - if the page is static, treat the static page as though it was
> actually the cached version of a dynamic page, and serve it out
> of "cache"
Someone here had a tcl module called "cache tools" that did a very
similar thing. And it isn't complicated to do this at all. Also, the aD
template system seems to cache (in memory) the parsed adp templates.
Writing them to disk might not be that difficult.
--Tom Jackson
