Joshua,
I have some questions related to the $Response->Include() with caching layer
support and subs:
How do I ensure my subs are cached?
Does the Apache::ASP module automatically compile once and cache all subs(in
*.pm files) called from my .asp and .html scripts? Do I need to place my .pm
files in startup.pl to have the subroutines compiled once and cached at server
startup time? Or are the subs compiled and cached the first time they are
called from the .asp or .html scripts?
Assuming my subs are being cached, is it more efficient to place my subs in
.pm files or in .inc files using the $Response->Include() caching layer
support?
Would it be better to use the Include functionality just for HTML and use subs
for perl logic?
Thanks,
Jim
---------------------- Forwarded by James I Hightower/SallieMae on 09/17/2001
08:01 AM ---------------------------
Joshua Chamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/14/2001 07:54:09 PM
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: (bcc: James I Hightower/SallieMae)
Subject: ASP Include Caching Layer
Hey,
I have a dev version of Apache::ASP v2.23 that has
the $Response->Include() caching layer support.
See CHANGES notes below. Let me know if you want
an early release of this module for testing... getting
early feedback will speed the release of this module
to CPAN, else I will use it for a while first.
Philip, I'll send it to you separately.
--Josh
$MODULE=Apache::ASP; $VERSION = 2.23; $DATE="TBA";
Please see README for changes for past versions.
+ = improvement; - = bug fix
++Output caching for includes, built on same layer ( extended )
as XSLTCache, test suite at t/cache.t. Enabled with special
arguments to
$Response->Include(\%args, @include_args)
$Response->TrapInclude(\%args, @include_args)
$Server->Execute(\%args, @include_args)
where %args = (
File => 'file.inc',
Cache => 1, # to activate cache layer
Expires => 3600, # to expire in one hour
LastModified => time - 600, # to expire if cached before 10 minutes ago
Key => $Request->Form, # to cache based on checksum of serialized form data,
Clear => 1, # to not allow fetch from cache this time, will always execute
include
);
Like the XSLTCache, it uses MLDBM::Sync::SDBM_File
by default, but can use DB_File or GDBM_File if
CacheDB is set to these.
See t/cache.t for API support until this is documented.
+CacheSize now supports units of M, K, B like
CacheSize 10M
CacheSize 10240K
CacheSize 10000000B
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