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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Roman Kunert <ku...@yobe.de> on 2001/08/30 21:51:01 UTC
How to avoid caching ?
Hello,
I am sure that this must have been answered previously but I haven't found
anything in the archives...
I have a xsp-page which retrieves content from the database via esql, this
page gets transformed by an xsl-page to html. Changes to the xsl-page will
be applied with the next request whereas when I change the xsp-page nothing
happens until I restart the server. Is there a way to avoid this behaviour
and have the changes of the xsp-file applied with every request without
restarting?
Thanks, Roman.
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RE: How to avoid caching ?
Posted by java guru <ja...@yahoo.co.in>.
Hi.,
In reply to the original question of xsp-page
changes NOT getting reflected immediately:
1. Please refer to the xsp-internals on
xml.apache.org. Its clearly mentioned there that
**
Once instantiated, the program is kept in an in-memory
cache for speeding up subsequent requests.
For each request, the source XML document is checked
for changes and the program instance is queried for
dependency changes so that the program can be
automatically regenerated and reloaded if needed. This
default behavior can be disabled by means of a sitemap
parameter.
**
2. Now, this works great for me. And also if u want to
play around, there is params passed to
"ProgramGenerator" in conf file..Please have look at
them..
--- Tim Nelson <ti...@saic.com> wrote: >
Roman,
>
> I had a similar problem with an XSL stylesheet which
> was retrieving XML
> content through an extension function. It ran great
> the first time but
> never changed until I restarted cocoon. I ended up
> creating a new
> transformer which didn't implement
> org.apache.cocoon.caching.Cacheable and
> now it works great. I would be interested in how I
> could have configured
> the exiting transformer to not cache however.
>
> Tim
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Roman Kunert [mailto:kunert@yobe.de]
> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 3:51 PM
> To: cocoon
> Subject: How to avoid caching ?
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I am sure that this must have been answered
> previously but I haven't found
> anything in the archives...
>
> I have a xsp-page which retrieves content from the
> database via esql, this
> page gets transformed by an xsl-page to html.
> Changes to the xsl-page will
> be applied with the next request whereas when I
> change the xsp-page nothing
> happens until I restart the server. Is there a way
> to avoid this behaviour
> and have the changes of the xsp-file applied with
> every request without
> restarting?
>
> Thanks, Roman.
>
>
>
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RE: How to avoid caching ?
Posted by Tim Nelson <ti...@saic.com>.
Roman,
I had a similar problem with an XSL stylesheet which was retrieving XML
content through an extension function. It ran great the first time but
never changed until I restarted cocoon. I ended up creating a new
transformer which didn't implement org.apache.cocoon.caching.Cacheable and
now it works great. I would be interested in how I could have configured
the exiting transformer to not cache however.
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: Roman Kunert [mailto:kunert@yobe.de]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 3:51 PM
To: cocoon
Subject: How to avoid caching ?
Hello,
I am sure that this must have been answered previously but I haven't found
anything in the archives...
I have a xsp-page which retrieves content from the database via esql, this
page gets transformed by an xsl-page to html. Changes to the xsl-page will
be applied with the next request whereas when I change the xsp-page nothing
happens until I restart the server. Is there a way to avoid this behaviour
and have the changes of the xsp-file applied with every request without
restarting?
Thanks, Roman.
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