> I looked in the documentation and can't find references on how to explicitly > use the cache capabilities of the toolkit. When instantiating an object to > tt and sending the newly constructed variables to the process method, I'd > like to check and see if the page is cached BEFORE processing the request.
I think you're not understanding the purpose of TT caching. It is not a result cache, i.e. the generated HTML is not cached. It's a cache of the perl code generated from parsing your template, to avoid needing to parse your template again. If you want to cache page results, you can do it your self pretty simply with the Cache::Cache module, or possibly with a caching proxy server (mod_proxy). - Perrin
