Hello all. I know this has been discussed before, although I cannot remember the outcome of all those discussions.
Anyway, for some projects I'm doing now, it would be very convenient to have my XSP generated from XSL. In this way, I can have an XML configuration file describe some screen or page, I can have XSL generate the necessary XSP constructs (using Taglibs, et al), and then have the XSP run. Now, I understand that the XSP is cached, so any subsequent requests to other XML files in this same prcedure would not be run correctly (if at all). My question is: Can someone describe the caching mechanism for XSP pages, and if you think it's possible (easy?) to change ala Apache::AxKit::Plugins::CacheQS? AFAIK, the caching is just making the package name for the XSP page based on the source filename. If this is the case, would it not be possible to expand that to include part of the query string? Thanks in advance everyone. -man Michael A Nachbaur --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
