Symfony builds up the cache key based upon the URL in case of action or
parameters (for partials, components).
I'm not sure if you can override the cache key within the action so my
suggestion is to create a simple action with a template and within
that template include a component that will be cached.
For that component set up the cache_key value however you want, it could be
any of the following:
include_component('service', 'provider', array('sf_cache_key' =>
md5($service.$ver.$lang)))
or a concatenated string with the important values
include_component('service', 'provider', array('sf_cache_key' =>
$service.$ver.$lang)))
or by specifying exactly the elements you want to be used for caching,
symfony caching will compute a hash based on that:
include_component('service', 'provider', array('service' => $service, 'ver'
=> $ver, 'lang' => $lang));
For improved speed you could look into something like the sfSuperCache to
avoid loading the framework altogether, not sure if it works
for Symfony 1.4.
gabriel
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