Karsten,
Welcome to the world of cache!
Jetspeed does cache portlet content, see
http://jakarta.apache.org/jetspeed/site/diskcache.html.
1) Is the cocoon server on the same or different host?
2) Are you setting any expiration of cache-control in the http header of
the page in cocoon?
3) Will the portlet eventually, after 1+ hour, update?
I suspect the log files of Jetspeed, Cocoon, Tomcat, and Apache will
show that Jetspeed is not requesting the portlet content every time the
portlet is viewed. Thus, the caching need to be tuned!
If you are using Cocoon2, I saw the following in the cocoon mailing list
that look interesting. I have not been able to try it, but is appears
to address caching. This is from a sitemap before the <map:serialize>
tag.
<map:act type="http-header-action">
<map:parameter name="expires" value="0"/>
<map:parameter name="Pragma" value="no-cache"/>
<map:parameter name="Cache-Control" value="no-cache"/>
</map:act>
Paul Spencer
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>
> Hello (Paul),
>
> i have a problem with the caching in jetspeed. i use cocoon to render
> xml-files to html-files. that works fine. after i integrate it in jetspeed
> with a WebPagePortlet some problems comes up. if the content change in the
> xml-file jetspeed show not the new version. i thought thats a updating
> problem so i edited the jetspeed.properties (refresh.portlet.default = 5).
>
> after that the content of the portlet were updated, but only 1 time. futhur
> changes in the xml-file where not recognized by jetspeed.
>
> can someone (you) give me an introduction to solve this problem?
>
> regards
>
> Karsten Gampe
>
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