Hello Lode and others
> I think the idea of the FrontEnd Cacher is great.
> However it's implementation as in ZF1 fails on quite a few things.
I agree. However, I have always managed to get it to do what I wanted
in the past.
> I think ZF2 is quite minimal as of now.
> I'm pretty sure a lot will be expanded in the (near) future
Therefore, if I read your e-mail correctly, at the moment, there is no
alternative to Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page.
What is the recommended way in ZF2 to avoid generating the entire page
on every request? In most of the web applications that I develop, many
sections are relatively static i.e. they change infrequently, at which
time, the cache can be purged (thanks to the tagging functionality).
Even in these static sections, I, however, also need the session available.
Using Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page, I could init the session, read and
write data to and from the session in the old Bootstrap.php, but then
return cached HTML.
In the case that a section of the application is dynamic, I could call:
$this->getInvokeArg('bootstrap')->getResource('pageCache')->cancel()
in a controller to selectively turn off page caching (useful for forms etc.)
(How) can I do this in ZF2?
TIA
Jonathan
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