Will it be possible for ordinary .asp scripts to put stuff in the cache..
(probably in case where they are a little big and is not worth storing them
in Session)... i.e. something like this :
my %blah = ( ...... );
my $md5hash = $Server->CacheStore(\%attr,%blah);
...
$Server->CachePurge($md5hash);
...after several pages...!!..or so ...
my %newBlah = $Server->CacheReStore($md5hash);
OR better :
my %blah = ( ...... );
$Session->Store('SessionVarName', \%attr, %blah)
my %newblah = $Session->ReStore('SessionVarName')
The MD5hash accessed like : $Session->{'SessionVarName'}
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| Perrin Harkins wrote:
| >
| > > Special to this release is a new dbm based output caching layer API
| > > via a $Response->Include() API extension. This can be handy for
| > > optimizing out mostly static, costly components from having
| > > to be recomputed every time. For more info on this check out:
| > >
| > > http://www.apache-asp.org/objects.html#%24Response-%3EI3a1a8b77
| >
| > Nice feature! Of course, now I have to update the templating guide...
(For
| > AxKit and HTML::Template as well.)
| >
|
| You are too nice. :) Any updates will be appreciated.
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