On Fri, Feb 15, 2002 at 12:47:09PM -0800, Michael A Nachbaur wrote:
> 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).
This is incorrect. XSP scripts are only cached if they came from a file. If
they were the result of a previous transformation (XSLT), there is no
caching at all. (I am using that quite successfully and stable.)
> 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?
Basically, if AxKit detects an already parsed DOM, it will _always_ process
it, ignoring the script cache completely. This cannot easily be modified.
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