[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Cache::Cache stuff in there for us to roll our own caching of html pages or does Axkit2 have that inbuilt?
I'm looking for feedback on caching. I got fantastic performance when I benchmarked doing XSLT without caching (just caching the stylesheet forever), and I'm really worried about the overhead that all the cache checking added to AxKit1. I suspect that there's some wiggle room here, like we should build caching into certain plugins (like generic_transform) but not build it right into the core like AxKit1 did.
Some stuff is still cached, like XSP pages are turned into perl code still which is cached in RAM.
I suppose it's a chicken and egg problem - maybe you don't want to try AxKit2 if it doesn't have the same caching system as AxKit1, or maybe if you tried it you'd like the new system. Either way, speak up and we'll see what should be done.
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