Subject: Re: Open Source Object Caching Systems compatible with Struts From: "Vic C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> === In that case I would use reg exp to replace the tokens and use Symphony cache tag to store active content. I would not cache inactive content. And most people have very small load, less than 1000 concurrent users, you might not need any caching. Only add it after you need it, I think. Or maybe multiple Linux boxes are cheaper than 20 hours of en engineers time to optimize it.
hth, Vic ps: Poolman rules!! Don't cofuse time tested and proven, with stale. I have a sample CMS posted on sourceforge as you know (not article managment but web site content managment) Phase Web and Multimedia wrote: > Basically I am developing an article management system that allows you to > interject Assests into the text of the aricle usin a token. When the article > is read from the database it goes through a parsing mechanism that replaced > the tokens with the assigned asset. The main articles will probably be hit > the most. So, it is acutally quite simple what I want to do. Content that is > not super active will be cached. I know that Commons has a pool api and I > have used poolman in the past. I was not sure if there is a difference > between pooling and object caching. It seems to me that there is. Maybe > someone can expound on that. Alos, I need something that can be implemented > on a webapp specific basis. Can poolman do that? P.S. I thought poolman was > done and not being actively developed anymore. I wouldn't want to get into a > stale api. > > Brandon Goodin > Phase Web and Multimedia > P (406) 862-2245 > F (406) 862-0354 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.phase.ws > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
