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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Phil Blake <ph...@tcp.net.au> on 2001/10/16 02:02:37 UTC

Caching is not updating

Hiya,

i have an XSL doc that includes another XSL doc. The included document 
appears to be read once by cocoon and the never updated. Is this a bug? 
Is there a way of clearing the cache without restarting tomcat? (after 
all you spend a lot of your time updating XSL and having to restart 
cocoon after every text change is very boring :) not to mention a 
timewaster.

I assume everyone is having the same problem with included XSL documents?

What to do?

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Re: Caching is not updating

Posted by Erik Bruchez <eb...@unet.urbanet.ch>.
Hi Hiya,

I entered bug 3782 on this:

   http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3782

I used <xsl:import> not <xsl:include> but the issue is similar.

As far as I know Cocoon doesn't cache separately imported and included 
stylesheets. I assume the XSLT transformer processes a stylesheet and 
its dependencies in a single pass.

I work around this by touching the importing stylesheet. This causes 
Cocoon to reload the stylesheet and its dependencies. When loading a 
stylesheet Cocoon should compute a list of dependencies for that 
stylesheet and test all of those to determine if a cache entry is dirty.

-Erik

Phil Blake wrote:

> Hiya,
> 
> i have an XSL doc that includes another XSL doc. The included document 
> appears to be read once by cocoon and the never updated. Is this a bug? 
> Is there a way of clearing the cache without restarting tomcat? (after 
> all you spend a lot of your time updating XSL and having to restart 
> cocoon after every text change is very boring :) not to mention a 
> timewaster.
> 
> I assume everyone is having the same problem with included XSL documents?
> 
> What to do?
> 
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> FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faqs.html>
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