> > Hi! > > > > I have a problem with the cocoon cache: Cocoon remembers > > everything, when I make a change in my code, there is often > > no reaction on it. Normally I have to stop the tomcat server > > and delete the work directory of cocoon and then cocoon > > recognizes the new lines. If I have a change in my javascript > > file, I also have to restart the computer to get the result of it.
A change in javascript requires computer restarting? You are talking about a javascript sent to the browser? Or do you mean cocoon flowscript? But you really have to be more specific about what you change. For example, if you are using an xsl, which imports another xsl, and you are saving changes to this imported xsl, frequently you have to make a save to the xsl importing the other one. This is because (though i might be a little off, but it is more or less like this) cocoon keeps a compiled version of the xsl, and only re-compiles when the timestamp has been changes. Since, the timestamp of the xsl used did not change (the one its imports though did), cocoon does not re-compile the xsl (though i am not sure this is part of cocoon or xalan, or whatever) > > > > It's really annoying and time-consuming. Does anybody has an > > idea how to put this off? > > > Did you use <map:pipeline type="noncaching"> for the > pipelines that need not to be cached? This behavior is irrespective of the used caching mechanism (every default caching in cocoon checks for timestamp validity), unless you wrote your own generator/transformer returning a NOPvalidity or EventValidity... Regards Ard > > Jasha Joachimsthal > > --------- > > Hippo > Oosteinde 11 > 1017 WT Amsterdam > The Netherlands > +31 (0)20 5224466 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.hippo.nl > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
