Mmmh it risks to be a bit less trivial than that.... Content may be reused on several pages (so you can't simply flush the current page). Moreover, on the same page, you can have various different permissions. etc, etc... So replacing the current jahia HTML cache by an external cache proxy is not so simple and rapidly your cache proxxy will become inconsistent. We are now working for Jahia 5.0 on a new full cache server which will be compliant with the ESI standard (= you can manage HTML fragments on a page and not only full pages). Meanwhile it seems to me more easy to just embed some JSP cache taglibs (cf OSCache HTML tags for instance) in your set of templates rather than trying to configure an external cache proxy.
Cheers,
Stéphane
At 11:22 25.11.2005, ghislain\.cussonneau wrote:
Hi !
I use Jahia 4.0.6 and I want to use the apache cache server in front-off Jahia for the HTML content. To do that, Jahia need to send some Http Headers to Apache :
- Expires : (now + cache_max_expire_constant) date in rfc822 format
- Last-Modified : last publication date in rfc822 format
- Cache-Control : max-age=cache_max_expire_constant, must-revalidate
- ExpiresAbsolute : (nom + 24 hours) in rfc822 format
My problem is about calculate the "Last-Modified" date : I want to use the date of the publication of the page in the workflow.
Is it possible with Jahia 4.0.6, because I can't find in Jahia API how to get it ?
Which version of Jahia do I need to use ?
Thanks in advance
Ghislain CUSSONNEAU
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