(moving to cocoon-dev..)
On Thu, Jun 26, 2003 at 08:43:12AM +0100, Upayavira wrote:
There are quite a lot of new features in the Cocoon CLI that Forrest
isn't using, for example the option to switch off mime-type checking,
and to only scan pages once (i.e. not using the link-view) to follow
links.
But I like the link-views! ;) It's one of those design elegancies that makes Cocoon unique. Adding a don't-crawl-these-links option to the new CLI may solve the same problem, but IMHO it's a hack in comparison.
The argument against link-views is that it's slow: two requests instead of one. Isn't the correct solution to fix caching so that 99% of the processing between foo.html and foo.html?cocoon-view=links is shared? If caching worked properly, why would requesting the link view take much more time?
Have you tried caching point pipeline; and/or pipeline with caching hints? IIUC, you need to hint sitemap to cache data of the pipeline fragment common to both normal processing and links view.
Vadim
