On 11-Apr-06, at 4:17 PM, Aaron Steager wrote:
I read through http://axkit.org/wiki/view/AxKit/XSPGuide about caching and everything else. So I put the example code in one of my XSP pages to see if it would give me any improvements and I don't believe it did, probably because I'm not doing it right. Or not looking in the right place to see. I've been using ApacheBench to try an increase total completed requests and requests per second. But there isn't any change from when I have the code in or out. So is the ApacheBench a bad way to judge the cache effect? Or is my coding wrong? I haven't found any other examples from my web searching so any input or points in the right direction to XSP caching would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
The code looks right. I think this only works on 1.7, so make sure you're on the latest release. Check your error log at AxLogLevel 10. It should indicate whether XSP is caching or not.
There's a possibility your page request time is limited by the XSL stage though, in which case XSP caching won't help. Make sure you eliminate things like "//" type xpath searches in your XSL.
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