Each *.vm file is cached individually.  When the resource loader goes to
retrieve a template (whether the master template or one loaded with #parse)
it first checks the cache.

WILL

On 5/15/07, Erron Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,

I am relatively new to Velocity and I have a couple of questions I hope
someone can help me with.

1) Is there a way for me to determine which items are actually being
cached?


2) In the following scenarios, what type of caching could expect?
     a) Using the request Uri, I am parsing the string to pull in the
desired template. For example, /page1/page2 would pull in page1_page2.vm.
In
the this page, would be the following code:
      #parse(content/header.vm)
      #parse(content/content.vm)
      #parse(content/footer.vm)

       Would the entire generated page1_page2.vm be cached?

    b) Using the request Uri, I am parsing the string to pull in the
desired
template. For example, /page1/page2 would pull in page1.vm. In the this
page, would be the following code:       #parse(content/header.vm)
      #parse(content/$selectedpage)
      #parse(content/footer.vm)

       If the entire site was built in the manner, what kind of
performance/caching could I expect?

Thanks in advance for your help!




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