Hi, I've got a couple of questions related to gadget caching in Shindig (Java).
- Caching of rendered gadgets I've been looking through the code and as far as I can see only the Gadget specs (external XML files) are cached, in memory. Is this observation correct? If so, wouldn't it make sense, performance wise, to cache the rendered gadgets as well? I have no data on the performance of the Gadget rendering (XML -> HTML+JS), but it would probably be best to cache as close to the presentation of the gadget as possible. - Distributed cache We're going to run Shindig on multiple (10+) servers to share the load. At the moment Shindig only caches per instance on each server, so for these kind of distributed setups it would be nice to have a distributed caching system buldin. I'm planning to implement a Memcached backend for this (because we already have a large memcached pool), but I was wondering if anyone else is already doing the same or working on something similar. I'm also curious about the progress on these two tickets: * https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHINDIG-173 * https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHINDIG-279 (although this is related to an ehcache implementation, it could be useful). Thanks in advance, Marijn Speelman
