Dave Carlson wrote:
>
> In reviewing the document cache directory filled from the xmltree feed, it
> appears that a very small percentage of files are updated after the initial
> startup. This includes one that I am especially interested in:
> www.xmlhack.com
>
> If I delete the file and restart Jetspeed, I always get a new updated copy.
> But once cached, it is *never* updated again. Is this a problem with
> Jetspeed, or is the remote web server returning an invalid value for date
> modified? Are others having this problem? Some files are updated properly,
> for example, www.slashdot.org works fine.
Are you running the DiskCacheDaemon? This might tbe a problem :( If
the HTTP server doesn't return a correctly implemented last-updated then
we are essentially screwed :(
What do you think... should we have a MAX_FORCE_UPDATE_INTERVAL so that
if a URL hasn't changed within this time period that we will just
download it anyway? Even if it hasn't changed? This would get around
this problem.
> On another point, I found a bug in: RSSPortlet.java line 343
> If the RSS item title is blank, this throws a null pointer exception. I get
> this problem all the time with cnn.com/cnn.rss
What version of Jetspeed? This sounds like a problem that was fixed a
while back. Can you do a 'cvs diff' and give us a patch if you fixed
it?
> Another problem, I can't get any news feeds from www.moreover.com
> There are many of these URLs in the xmltree OCS feed, but *none* are ever
> cached.
Under NT? This was just reported by another user.
> I have also created a private, very small OCS file containing one
> XML news feed from moreover, but it is never retreived. The only error in
> turbine.log is a generic stack trace that the required file could not be
> retrieved from cache. No other parse errors or anything. I'm running
> Jetspeed on NT, so was wondering if the "+" in the moreover.com URLs creates
> a problem...
huh? Does '+' not work?
At least in newer versions of Jetspeed the '+' is encoded so that NT can
store it on the filesystem.
> Other than these issues, I'm beginning to figure out how Jetspeed works.
> Thanks for all the hard work!
yup.
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