I just skimmed through the mailing list to find ideas of how to cache a
pipeline starting with a request generator and later on passing data
through the SQLTransformer.
Did you or anybody else follow up on this idea?
NB: Caching of the request generator would probably also need to cache
request
or anybody else follow up on this idea?
NB: Caching of the request generator would probably also need to cache
request parameters passed not part as part of the URL. As usually only
some request parameters are used in the pipeline, the sitemap element
might list the request parameters to consider when
Hello.
I have two questions dealing with the caching process
in Cocoon.
1. I want to refer to an internal Pipeline as the XML
source of other pipelines without aggregating it or
calling it as a resource (because it would never
return). The only trick I know is to make the internal
Pipeline
result from the shared cocoon://
call of the first aggregated component to be used in the second aggregated
pipeline.
Is there another way
to force caching of the shared pipeline? All I can think of without
writing a custom content aggregator is using a generator that will produce
cinclude
Kris Rasmussen wrote:
How does cocoon handle caching of xsp pages with esql tags? It seems
to me that cocoon would have to generate the xml output of the xsp
page every time the page is called, and thus would be unable to cache
any xsl translation latter? Is this true? If so would
Cocoon does not automatically cache xsp pages with esql tags, but provides
a means for you to tell it to do so. Have a look at the caching xsp
sample, and probably the javadocs for the caching related classes.
In general, you'll need your generator (which is what your xsp produces
:43:29 -0800, Kris Rasmussen wrote: How does cocoon handle caching of xsp pages with esql tags? It seems to me that cocoon would have to generate the xml output of the xsp page every time the page is called, and thus would be unable to cache any xsl translation latter? Is this true? If so would
it with
esql and xsp.
Please correct me if I am wrong, or if this added complexity for high
traffic pages is not necessary.
Kris
Leszek Gawron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On wto, kwi 01, 2003 at 12:43:29 -0800, Kris Rasmussen wrote:
How does cocoon handle caching of xsp pages with esql tags
On wto, kwi 01, 2003 at 12:43:29 -0800, Kris Rasmussen wrote:
How does cocoon handle caching of xsp pages with esql tags? It seems to me that
cocoon would have to generate the xml output of the xsp page every time the page is
called, and thus would be unable to cache any xsl translation
Hello Cocooners,
i think, the caching is a genial technology
to lower processing time and I used Cacheable
in some Components successfully.
But It is it possible to disabled caching for
certain map:pipeline or map:match/ and what
ist the syntax for this.
Thank you
Björn
The different pipe implementations in sitemap.xmap
Is there a way of doing this in Cocoon 2.0.4 anyone?
Charles
Björn Voigt wrote:
Hello Cocooners,
i think, the caching is a genial technology
to lower processing time and I used Cacheable
in some Components successfully.
But It is it possible to disabled
Hello,
There is a very strange behaviour that my site exibits
ever since I've upgraded my 2.1 dev code from what it
was in Nov-Dec last year to the most current version
(less than a week old).
Here is what's going on. There is a portlet which is
generated by calling another pipeline fragment
map:parameter name=parameters value=true/
map:generate src={locale}.xml/
map:serialize type=xml/
/map:act
/map:match
/map:match
/map:pipeline
/map:pipelines
and got the same caching problem you got, can anybody try the above in
v2.0.4
/
map:generate src={locale}.xml/
map:serialize type=xml/
/map:act
/map:match
/map:match
/map:pipeline
/map:pipelines
and got the same caching problem you got, can
anybody try the above in
v2.0.4 to see if it is a 2.1 bug?
when I did the following
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Very strange behaviour -- caching bug?
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your help. I like your test case -- it
simpler and cleaner. Do you (or anyone else) know how
to submit this as a bug to make sure the developers
know about it?
Cheers,
-Alex
--- Mark H [EMAIL
On pon, mar 03, 2003 at 10:01:03 -0800, Alex Romayev wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your help. I like your test case -- it
simpler and cleaner. Do you (or anyone else) know how
to submit this as a bug to make sure the developers
know about it?
I have encountered the same bug (I think) or
Do you know the syntax for making a pipeline
noncaching?
--- Leszek Gawron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On pon, mar 03, 2003 at 10:01:03 -0800, Alex Romayev
wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your help. I like your test case -- it
simpler and cleaner. Do you (or anyone else) know
how
to
On pon, mar 03, 2003 at 11:27:10 -0800, Alex Romayev wrote:
Do you know the syntax for making a pipeline
noncaching?
first see if your main sitemap.xmap contains different pipeline implementation
(grep for caching, noncaching)
use it like this:
map:pipeline type=noncaching
!-- map:match
Hello,
I've asked this question some time ago, but got no answer.
Is it possible to cache the content produced from file generator fetching
data from some external url for specified time?
I'd like the generator not to check last modification date (and so
connecting to the external server) but
Gianugo is changing some parts in the cocoon caching. Then
you will be able to cache the complete pipeline for the
expiration date without creating your own custom generator.
Do you know whether there is some mechanism to get the old (=expired)
content if the external source is not available
From: Reinhard Pötz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gianugo is changing some parts in the cocoon caching. Then
you will be able to cache the complete pipeline for the
expiration date without creating your own custom generator.
Do you know whether there is some mechanism to get the old
From: Carsten Ziegeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Reinhard Pötz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gianugo is changing some parts in the cocoon caching.
Then you will
be able to cache the complete pipeline for the expiration date
without creating your own custom generator.
Do
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Do you know whether there is some mechanism to get the old
(=expired)
content if the external source is not available after it expired?
No, it's not possible.
At which 'level' would you solve that problem? Would you write a special
generator?
Yes, exactly.
content of the cache and until it is updated the 'old'
version could be used.
Would this fit in the already existing pipeline-expires and
pipeline-caching concepts?
Reinhard
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Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 12:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: caching
From: Carsten Ziegeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Do you know whether there is some mechanism to get
, 2003 12:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: caching
From: Carsten Ziegeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Do you know whether there is some mechanism to get the old
(=expired)
content if the external source is not available after
: caching
I am curently testing a 'CacheableSource' and
'CacheableSourceFactory' that does these things. Its not
ready for prime time yet but it does do the things mentioned
here. Used like this:
cache://http://www.unreliableserver.com/news.rdf
cache://cocoon://resource/that/takes
It uses DeltaTimeCacheValidity which accepts a time value in its
constructor:
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/apidocs/org/apache/cocoon/caching/DeltaTimeCacheValidity.html
The CacheableSource creates one of these in its constructor, and
CacheableSourceFactory keeps a java.util.Map associating
From: Charles Yates [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It uses DeltaTimeCacheValidity which accepts a time value in its
constructor:
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/apidocs/org/apache/cocoon/caching
/DeltaTimeCacheValidity.html
The CacheableSource creates one of these in its
constructor
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
As already mentioned I don't know how to set the expiration time.
If you use a source the only way to pass a parameter is the source
string itself (at least AFAIK). I'm not sure if something like
cache:3h//cocoon://resource/that/takes/a/long/time or
Hi,
is it possible to cache result of generator fetching data from external url
for specified time?
So, I want to xml resulted from
map:generate src=http://external/
be cached for 1 hour and no connection with external host in that hour.
Artur
Hi,
Is is possible to cache the output of FileGenerator for specified time, not
by the last modification date of the source file?
I'm trying to cache content generated from external urls - how can I achieve
that?
--
Artur
-
I'm trying to create a pipleline and use cocoon's caching mechanism. The generator
will use a http url. According to the documentation, cocoon will never cache this
request...Is this true?? If so, is it possible to get around this issue??
thanks Jim/Esther
Hi,
I've implemented a custom Reader to read file
entities out of my database. Because these file entities span across
multiple tables and are managed thru my J2EE container, I'd like to implement
some browser-side caching to prevent excessive generation on the server
side.
In my reader
I'm going through the process of writing my first generator. I works
fine for what I need it to do, but I can't seem to get caching to work
with it. My generator extends from ComposerGenerator and implements
CacheableProcessingComponent.
I have implemented the following methods:
public
Hi all!
I using xinclude transformer in my work and have the following questions:
Does cocoon.environment.Source (or org.xml.sax.InputSource) cached the document
(source of result document)?
And how to configure it (expire timeout, proxy location etc.) if it possible?
Can anyone ask me?
Thanx
Hi there,
regarding to many questions to caching and performance I have a
suggestion from real life. We are using XINDICE for or internal projects
with fuss satisfaction after putting squid in front of the XML interface
as an transparent proxy. We have defined a trigger in squid.conf which
Quoting SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Wouldn't it be great to place this HOWTO into the cocon wiki ?
regards, hussayn
The HOWTO, with some additional notes from the weekend's experience,
can now be found at:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=CocoonAndApacheModRequest
ETA 00:00
11:12:54 (86.91 KB/s) - `international_names.css.4' saved [89/89]
Hooray, we're caching this css file on the client for a few hours!
This approach has one advantage over setting the expire within cocoon
itself. Client-side caching gets in the way of development, where one
wishes
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Bruce Robertson wrote:
snip/
Hooray, we're caching this css file on the client for a few hours!
This approach has one advantage over setting the expire within cocoon
itself. Client-side caching gets in the way of development, where one
wishes immediately to see
Hy, Bruce;
I am happy to read this email.
I am just a few days away from releasing my new cocoon based
website and i wanted to go into this caching task anyway.
From your email i learn, that i can save a lot of time with
fiddeling around this issue by applying your HOWTO ;-)
thanks a lot
in the sitemap to
get the images and CSS files.
Is there a way to allow some resources to be
cached(images, css files), and still allow other
resources reload (XML, XSLT)? Or is there another way
to solve this image caching problem?
Thank you,
John
Hi cocooners,
I'm just trying the CVS HEAD and have a problem with some of my old 2.0.3 XSP's which
used to be cached for 30mins.
generateValidity() now has to return a org.apache.excalibur.source.SourceValidity
instead of a
org.apache.cocoon.caching.CacheValidity.
I used to return
Hi All
In my cocoon application i have a productdescription stored as a xml
string.
After i query the database i want do store this description is a cache. In
terms
of performance what is the recommended way do that. Store the string or as
Dom docment ? what is the fastest way to
changes . is there any way I can force the internal
pipelines to cache, without using the tricks like browser caching via
the 'expires' header on the external pipeline?
Perhaps the caching point stuff could help here? Michael?
Chris.
--
C h r i s t i a n H a u l
[EMAIL
Jeremy,
If you're doing the SQL queries in a custom component (generator,
transformer) you can use Cocoon's caching system. Have you class
implement Cachable, and in the generateValidity() method you can return
an object with the last modification date of the database.
see :
http
On Friday, Nov 15, 2002, at 17:43 Europe/London, Justin Fagnani-Bell
wrote:
If you're doing the SQL queries in a custom component (generator,
transformer) you can use Cocoon's caching system. Have you class
implement Cachable, and in the generateValidity() method you can
return an object
pipelines to cache, without using the tricks like browser caching via
the 'expires' header on the external pipeline?
Thanks for any suggestions.
regards Jeremy
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be totally automatic
in
Cocoon with it's otherwise great caching algorithms.
I've reported the bug in Bugzilla.
-Tuomo
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FAQ before posting. http
Hi,
I got a problem when calling a pipeline with the cocoon:/ protocol.
I always get a cached xml response instead of the updated content.
I turned the pipeline component configuration to noncaching but
it does not seems to work. Here is the snippet from my sitemap.
map:pipeline
map:match
changed all the pipelines to noncaching, and everything
is set to false that seems like a caching instruction.
I've tryed IE6, and NN7, no difference.
Help, please!
-Tuomo
-
Please check that your question has not already
. I've changed all the pipelines to noncaching, and everything
is set to false that seems like a caching instruction.
I've tryed IE6, and NN7, no difference.
Help, please!
-Tuomo
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- Original Message -
From: Tuomo Lesonen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 3:52 PM
Subject: XSP in XSL and Caching problem!
I'm using 2.1-DEV, and one file in my application is a XSL page which
generates XSP for the serverpagesGenerator
tomcat helps. And after one reload of that page it's still
the same. I've changed all the pipelines to noncaching, and everything
is set to false that seems like a caching instruction.
I've tryed IE6, and NN7, no difference.
Help, please!
-Tuomo
for doing this.
Also, I am building a site that has three versions per page (Flash,
non-Flash, etc.) and that uses cookies to set a user's preference. All of my
cookie logic is specified in sitemap.xmap, so I am already committed to
using Cocoon as a servlet. Are there caching issues
Miles Elam wrote:
I want to put a Slashdot feed on my web page with the following (out
of context for brevity):
pipeline
map:match pattern=feeds/slashdot.org
map:generate src=http://slashdot.org/slashdot.xml/
map:serialize type=xml/
/map:match
/pipeline
This works fine, but
I want to put a Slashdot feed on my web page with the following (out of
context for brevity):
pipeline
map:match pattern=feeds/slashdot.org
map:generate src=http://slashdot.org/slashdot.xml/
map:serialize type=xml/
/map:match
/pipeline
This works fine, but the server opens a socket
Try the WebServicesProxyGenerator.
It uses the HttpClient library, which might actually support caching. Have
not tried it though.
Ivelin
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From: Miles Elam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2002 9:13 PM
Subject: URL caching
Ivelin Ivanov wrote:
Try the WebServicesProxyGenerator.
It uses the HttpClient library, which might actually support caching. Have
not tried it though.
Ivelin
Thanks, but a quick browse through the source doesn't reveal anything
about forced caching. To be more specific, the HttpClient
.
Also, I am building a site that has three versions
per page (Flash,
non-Flash, etc.) and that uses cookies to set a
user's preference.
...
Are there caching issues with such an approach?
There have been some recent changes to the caching
mechanism which I haven't followed extremely closely
per page (Flash,
non-Flash, etc.) and that uses cookies to set a user's preference. All of my
cookie logic is specified in sitemap.xmap, so I am already committed to
using Cocoon as a servlet. Are there caching issues with such an approach?
If performance ultimately becomes a problem, I suppose I
to it. :)
Caching user specific information in the session is a normal trick for
boosting performance. You just need to be aware that database updates
from other users or administrators may make it out of date. Typically
you need to restart the application or implement some sort of 'reset'
mechanism that gets
Cocoon Java classes.
In fact, if your database server is on a separate machine you'll
need some more bandwidth to talk to it. :)
Caching user specific information in the session is a normal trick for
boosting performance. You just need to be aware that database updates
from other users
Hello,
I have a page : html form, which some values are hidden, some other to be
filled by user. Then submitting the form sends an email (action)
When the browser displays the page from its cache (because I hit back),
instead of cocoon's regeneration I get duplicate values in the submitted
with emailing and cocoon's caching ?
Hello,
I have a page : html form, which some values are hidden, some other to be
filled by user. Then submitting the form sends an email (action)
When the browser displays the page from its cache (because I hit back),
instead of cocoon's regeneration I get
/
map:redirect-to uri=menu/
/map:act
.;
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From: Barbara Post [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 2:21 PM
Subject: troubles with emailing and cocoon's caching ?
Hello,
I have a page : html form
=menu/
/map:act
.;
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From: Barbara Post [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 2:21 PM
Subject: troubles with emailing and cocoon's caching ?
Hello,
I have a page : html form, which some
value={1}.xmap/
map:mount
check-reload=yes
src={../1}.xmap uri-prefix=
reload-method=synchron/
/map:act
/map:match
/map:pipeline
/map:pipelines
/map:sitemap
?xml version=1.0?
?cocoon-disable-caching?
!-- File: test/sample.xmap
Now with cocoon 2.1, when I hit control and F5 to force reload of page after
modification of the sitemap the page doesn't want to reload, cocoon has
cached it and seems to ignore that sitemap has changed... I use Internet
Explorer 5.5. If I modify the url sitemap changes are effective.
With
Thank you all,
Some replies on different points
I have improved performance by using an xsl:variable at the top of my
xslt
and give it the value of document(...). Later on you just refer to the
variable.
It's a Xalan problem, it got a bugzilla id, but it's scheduled to be fixed
at
Hi List,
after getting xsp caching to work (which is really fun), there is a
problem with pages that include urlrewritten links containing that
jsessionid=, is there any solution fot making these pages
chacheable?
Cheers Michael
I don't think so. The best way is to add the URL rewriter as a single
transformation step on the end of the pipe.
Regards,
Joerg
Michael Zehrer wrote:
Hi List,
after getting xsp caching to work (which is really fun), there is a
problem with pages that include urlrewritten links
But then I would have a cached copy only for each user/session? But I
want a global cache...
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Vadim Gritsenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 20. August 2002 14:47
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: XSP caching and jsessionid
Michael Zehrer
are talking here about jsessionid only, no cookies, right?
Vadim
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Vadim Gritsenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 20. August 2002 14:47
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: XSP caching and jsessionid
Michael Zehrer wrote:
Hi List,
after getting
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Gesendet: Montag, 12. August 2002 16:40
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: RE: XSP Caching Cinclude
From: Michael Zehrer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi List,
can someone explain the miracles of XSP caching to me. In my case I
have
a xsp generator, which includes data from the session, a taglib
Gritsenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Montag, 12. August 2002 16:40
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: RE: XSP Caching Cinclude
From: Michael Zehrer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi List,
can someone explain the miracles of XSP caching to me. In my case I
have
a xsp generator
Hi List,
can someone explain the miracles of XSP caching to me. In my case I have
a xsp generator, which includes data from the session, a taglib, and
some static xml from the Cinclude transformer, I want at leat the
Cincluded data to be cached.
Michael
From: Michael Zehrer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi List,
can someone explain the miracles of XSP caching to me. In my case I
have
a xsp generator, which includes data from the session, a taglib, and
some static xml from the Cinclude transformer, I want at leat the
Cincluded data
Hi Vadim,
thanks for your support. Caching works now for JSPs and also for CIncludeTransformer
as long as I get my XML input from static xml files. Unfortunately, I have to get my
XML input via HTTP requests from a remote server. In this case, these requests are
always executed, caching does
input streams. Reading and
Re-Reading is exactly the same pipeline match. As reading of the data is
time-consuming I only want to get data from the server after a manipulating request.
Any suggestions for a caching strategy, maybe by extension of the
CachingCIncludeTransformer??
Regards,
Elmar
. CIncludeTransformer is used to concatenate multiple input
streams. Reading and Re-Reading is exactly the same pipeline match. As
reading
of the data is time-consuming I only want to get data from the server
after a
manipulating request. Any suggestions for a caching strategy, maybe by
extension
I got sidetracked and am now trying (once again) to get Cocoon2 running on
our Linux server. We are using Cocoon 2.0.2, Tomcat 3.2.2 (with Apache),
RedHat 7.1, and IBM JDK 1.3.0.
My last post (12 Apr 2002) left me with this error message on Cocoon
startup:
message Language Exception
result.
If there is no caching system, I would like to make a kind of home-made
caching strategy, using a separate file which timestamp would keep
track of the modification in my directories (== I 'touch' this file
each time I write something in my directories), so I check
this timestamp against
the
DirectoryGenerator almost always gives the same result.
If there is no caching system, I would like to make a kind of
home-made
caching strategy, using a separate file which timestamp would keep
track of the modification in my directories (== I 'touch' this file
each time I write
Sorry, was out of town for a while and unable to keep up with the list. Did
you get this to work?
Geoff Howard
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you don't
want caching in a
map:pipeline type=noncaching/
pipeline.
Give it a try, it works for me ;)
J.
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I think you got drown'd in a thread war, sorry :)
You don't say what version of Cocoon you are using or what
browser you are targeting. The way around this (for the
latest cvs version of Cocoon) is to wrap anything you don't
want caching in a
map:pipeline type=noncaching/
pipeline.
Give
Subject: RE: No-caching for SVG's
I think you got drown'd in a thread war, sorry :)
You don't say what version of Cocoon you are using or what
browser you are targeting. The way around this (for the
latest cvs version of Cocoon) is to wrap anything you don't
want caching
I asked this before but I didn't got a definite answer so I'll ask this
another way. I'm creating SVGs using information retrieved from a database
that can change at any time. I don't want the SVG's cached anywhere. Right
now when I click on a link that will display an SVG it works, but if I
I think that browsers are more aggressive caching images than html. The
assumption seems to be that images do not change as often. That's not
authoritative, just my theory from experience trying to do things like what
you're doing. The good news is that browsers should respect a last-modified
Ok, I checked around and changed the default pipeline type from caching to
noncaching. Now if I select refresh from the browser, it changes the png
like it should. The problem I have now is that it only does it when I click
refresh. For example, I have a document that has 2 links to the same path
Hello,
there is a well known bug in the CachingCIncludeTransformer, which
prevents the caching algorithm from determining the correct cache validity
in some (almost every non trivial) cases. This makes the transformer useless
in the general practise.
Months ago there was a diskussion about
- Original Message -
From: Vadim Gritsenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 7:20 AM
Subject: RE: XIndice and Caching
From: Alex McLintock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi folks,
I have a XIndice backed Cocoon website which I want to speed
on getting them to work together?
--Stephen Ng
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From: Ivelin Ivanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 9:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: XIndice and Caching
- Original Message -
From: Vadim Gritsenko [EMAIL PROTECTED
Never mind, I a couple of emails from cocoon-dev which answer my
questions:
- How much faster (roughly) is xsltc?
People keep discussing benchmarks for various XSLT interpreters, trying
to make the best choice. I think we've already agreed that nothing beats
XSLTC .. that is when it works.
-
Alex McLintock wrote:
The second thing I am looking at is trying to use Cocoon/Avalon caching
and I am not sure I understand it.
Do I cache the database results, or the xml/html which we get from them
after being processed by XSLT ?
My XML database changes very infrequently - can I
Cocoon/Avalon
caching and
I am not sure I understand it.
Do I cache the database results, or the xml/html which we get from
them
after being processed by XSLT ?
Xindice does not support any metadata (yet), including last modification
date. This makes any caching of the xindice results
Hi folks,
I have a XIndice backed Cocoon website which I want to speed up. It is far
too slow.
One thing I need to reduce is the number of XSLT for loops, but that's for
another time.
The second thing I am looking at is trying to use Cocoon/Avalon caching and
I am not sure I understand
Dear Cocoon User Group:
I've began separating my XSL stylesheet
into multiple files (i.e. due to size)
using the xsl:include tag.
But now I loose the automatic caching/
detection and behavior of Cocoon on
any of the sub-stylesheet files.
Is there a way (i.e. configuration
What I'd like to see is a flag that I can use to mark a map as cached and
the ability to specify a time-out.
For example:
map:match pattern=test/*
map:generate src=xmldb:xindice://localhost:4080/db/test/{1}/
map:serialize type=xml/
map:cache timeout=300 regenerate=async/
/map:match
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