Can you comment on caching a bit? I was under the
impression that HTML::Embperl had no caching
facilities. The one email msg I read in the archives
from an [EMAIL PROTECTED] mentioned the use of a
transhandler to do caching based on file-generation
time... but this appeared to be an in-house solution,
not something that ships with HTML::Embperl.
Reading the HTML::Mason docs this morning, I noticed
that it supports cache expiry based on 3 conditions:
- 1 - time
- 2 - condition (specified by a sub ref)
- 3 - explicit expiry
Also Mason supports busy locks, which means that once
one process starts to build a cached version of a
page, no other process will attempt to build one, thus
avoid race conditions and wasted computation.
--- Gerald Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In case anybody is interested, here is a link about
> what I will talk at the
> Perl Conference:
> http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/e_sess/863
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> Gerald
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