[opencms-dev] Static Export Speed in Version 6

[Arash Kaffamanesh]

yes, definitely, you can use the AfterPublishHandler and export only the new
or changed files.
 
Kind Regards,
Arash

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Brett Beaumont wrote: 

All, 

We manage a couple of large OpenCMS v5 instances where the static export
time is incredibly long (over an hour). Can anyone tell me if OpenCMS v6
makes a significant difference to the speed of the static export? 

Brett Beaumont 
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Sytec Resources Limited 

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I have the feeling that it is faster than with opencms 5, but still it
requires a lot of time for publishing.
not much experience yet from my side.

I have coded an own publishing class to do the static export in a
low-priority background process so that the user doesn't have to wait for it
to finish.
If i've tested it, i'll post it to the list.

Of course background publishing still generates load and takes time. If you
make changes very frequently, then I don't know - maybe it's better then to
use the new OnDemandStaticExportHandler, which hooks into the "file not
found" processing and writes out a page only, if it is requested and not yet
existing. 
In this way, your pages don't have to be pre-exported, before they are
requested.

Christian


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