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From: "Steve Delaney"
I need to keep generated pages active for SOE purposes.
How do I generate copies for the server?
I need to maintain copies of somw 2000+ pages on the server for SOE
purposes. The application I inherited supposedly did that at one time,
but was relocated to another server. Now of course all pages are
generated and sent to the local browser - how do I keep a copy for the
server? -sd
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Hello Steve,
Your post is a little confusing. You mention 'another
server' and 'local browser'.
You did not mention the aplication or if it is web based or PC based.
It seems that you mean dynamic by saying 'generated' and perhaps you want to
convert this dynamic content to static (or plain html files) content.
A quick an nasty way is to use a website downloader and then upload the
files.
The ob_ functions mentioned by another member would help if you currently
have access to the server that 'generates' the content.
Another alternative is to use Apache directives to send all requests to
dynamic content to a script that checks to see if a static version exist -
if so then it could pipe the static version through - if not then it could
cache the dynamic content to a file and pipe that through as normal.
If the content is on a different server (or domain?) then you can set a
proxy that caches the page requests.
Please let us know more about what you want to achieve and perhaps we can be
more helpful.
Thanks, Rob.
