[opencms-dev] Persistent Storage

[Justin Stanczak]

Yes I was rereading them. I had read over them quickly with 6 but not I have
7. Thanks.

On Jan 25, 2008 4:08 PM, Sebastian Himberger <sebastian.himberger at gmx.de>
wrote:

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> Hi,
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> afaik the alkacon caching docs are pretty complete. Just have a look at
> the different directives and play around with it. If you have specific
> questions just ask. You can tweak the caching in opencms-system.xml if
> you need more space.
>
> best regards,
> Sebastian
>
>
> Justin Stanczak schrieb:
> | Ok, thanks. The caching sounds like a good start. Is there an example of
> | this, or how I should do this in my jsp? I'll begin by looking in the
> docs
> | that are on my install, but do you have a better example?
> |
> | On Jan 25, 2008 5:57 AM, Sebastian Himberger <sebastian.himberger at gmx.de
> >
> | wrote:
> |
> | Hi,
> |
> | regarding persistent storage: Since OpenCms 7 now includes a HSQLDB
> | maybe you can fire up an embedded database as a module and use this (if
> | you want to be independend of the underlying VFS db implementation) but
> | i wouldn't use this for large datasets. But maybe it is worth a thought.
> |
> | For your example case: I would start using the cache. This should take
> | you a long way. If you want to display additional information from the
> | audio file (i.e. ID3-tags) i would maybe read them in and store them in
> | the file properties so that OpenCms takes care of caching and
> | performance for you.
> |
> | best regards,
> | Sebastian
> |
> |
> |
> | Justin Stanczak schrieb:
> | | When creating JSP pages is there a method of storing data that OpenCMS
> | | provides. Like maybe a JSP that creates an XML document. What I'm
> | doing is I
> | | want to read some audio file in a folder and create a JSP page that
> | lists
> | | those files. But I though it would be more efficient to store the
> | results
> | | instead of rereading the folder each time. Or is this what cache is
> | for? For
> | | this instance cache may work, but I was thinking if I had an
> application
> | | form and wanted to store it on the server. If anyone could point me in
> | the
> | | right direction? Thanks.
> | |
> | |
> | |
> | |
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