> From: Amir Rosen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Ok, > Do you think this behaviour is going to be changed (fixed) soon (someday) ?
Amir, Caching works a bit different from what you think. > > From: Carsten Ziegeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > > Amir Rosen wrote: > > > > > > Ok, now it's my turn not to understand :) > > > How do I access the cached object ? Cocoon caches *results* produced by the cocoon pipeline (with validity object - see below). It does not caches cocoon pipeline components itself, because they are pooled and *reused*. > > Ah, a weak point - yes, you're right you don't have > > access to the cached object. And it is not needed. Sitemap component is given all the information it needs (in setup method) to re-create situation which was at the moment of creating cached response. After that, (cacheable) component is able to tell on what external / environmental conditions depends its output, and generates validity. To determine whether response which could be generated right now is different from the response generated some time ago and cached, these validity objects are compared. If there were no changes, then Cocoon takes cached response and *re-plays* it, like a sound record, *without* using sitemap component. > > > Do you mean I should Implement the caching by myself ? You need only to create Validity object, which can store any information you need. Just make sure you have comparison method and your validity is Serializable (cache lives longer then Cocoon instance!). > > No, I thought it would work the other way. So, if you > > really need this feature (accessing the cached object), As pointed out above, there is no notion of cached *object*, but there is cached *result*, which is set of XML events (or bytes), plus validity. > > you have to take care of the caching yourself. It's enough to take care of validity object. Vadim > > Carsten --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
