In my XSLT I extract values from some ancillary files using
the document('foo.xml') function. This works fine, but when
the foo.xml file is changed (eg by some external agency like a timed
script), its old content continues to be served by
Cocoon. Eventually it starts to serve the new content (but
I haven't been able to time it so I don't know what the lag
is).
The archives have many comments on caching, but they appear
to refer mostly to custom apps, JSP routines, etc, none of
which seem apply to this situation, which is an XML document
being transformed to HTML by an XSLT script. I've trawled
the docs for caching, but it only mentions the caching of
the primary content (the src value of map:generate), not any
additional files opened from within the XSLT.
Ideally I'd like all caching of secondary content to be
turned off permanently, so that Cocoon would physically open every file
that the XSLT expects to use, every time the primary content is
served, and not cache anything from
previous hits. This is a low-volume app, so I am prepared
to suffer any I/O penalty in doing so.
Is this possible? I'm running jakarta-tomcat-4.1.18 with
cocoon 2.0.4 under j2sdk1.4.1_01 on RH9. I'll upgrade if
necessary, but the machine will eventually be wiped and
reinstalled with RHE, which will mean a new version of
everything, so if this caching is a bug, I'm interested in
a short-term fix :-)
///Peter
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