Hi, A similar proposal is under review in the issue tracker : http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-457
You can add comments :-) Regards 2006/11/30, Matthew Ratzloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've played around with Zend_Cache and I found out that Zend_Cache only > supports some kind of 'general lifetime'. > > In real enviroments there is a need for cache-record based ttl's. E.g. > we're caching some database queries that almost never need to be updated > ( so I would set TTL to e.g. 24 hours). Some other queries should only > be cached a couple of minutes or even seconds. I strongly agree with this. A global lifetime is insufficient for the kinds of things I do, and creating multiple caching objects seems superfluous. I can see a 'cache_id_uts'-type file naming standard for a file backend. I would prefer the ability to do something like the following: $cache->save($object, 'object', 120); A global lifetime could still be set, but it would only be a default value. -Matt
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