Hi Guys,
Our cocoon application is running in a load balanced environment. There's 5 servers between which all cocoon requests are shared. At any given time one box should have a valid, cached version of any possible response.=0D
What I'd like to do is set up an action which checks a request against the cache registry, then, if the request has a valid cache entry, serve it out of the cache.=0D
In the event that the resource is NOT cached, I'd like to issue a 302, redirecting the user to the same URI, but in effect, the request would be load balanced onto another server (80% of the time.) That's the easy part. What I'd THEN like to do is continue processing the request within the server which originally fielded the request, but which lacks a valid cached response. The idea is, that I can build up a cache, but whilst doing that, pass the user across to a server from which they'll get a quick response.
Really the only bit I need some conceptual help with is continuing processing the response once the user has been redirected. I could potentially use a cinclude, and use the same request as issued by the client, but that just seems a bit hacky. Does anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks,
Corin
Corin Moss
Lead Developer
TVNZ Interactive
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