Thanks. It did feel like I was overthinking this.
On 5/7/06, Will Glass-Husain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Why don't you create your own custom implementation of Context?
WILL
Serge Knystautas wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to watch for usage of certain context
> keys and wondered if anyone had tips.
>
> Our CMS uses templates everywhere, and a very large percentage of the
> generated output could be cached based on the 2 timestamps from our
> "page" (content) object and the template. In addition to populating
> VelocityContext with data from the content object, I stick in several
> keys that would prevent any caching such as $now (new
> java.util.Date()).
>
> What I want to do is watch the Velocity merge process and determine
> whether the template used $now. I know I can create an event
> cartridge to watch for method usage and reference insertion, but I
> don't think either would catch $formatter.formatDate($now), right?
>
> My other idea was to stick some wrapper code/class/cglib manipulation
> of the object into the context, or maybe just extend
> VelocityContext(), so that if you asked for a certain key, I would
> flag this output as not cacheable.
>
> If anyone has feedback on a better approach or potential pitfalls, I'd
> be very appreciative.
>
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