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how do i set up the cache-property? i have browsed several folders and
files of the alkacon-documentation, demopages, ...<br>
folders and the cache property is always empty!<br>
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where do i activate caching? is this the flex-cache? there is no
activation for flex-cache in the workplace...<br>
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i thougth static export is only for static data? but that means every
jsp-include is not exportet with static export....<br>
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volkmar<br>
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Christian Steinert schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Volkmar Emberger schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">but won't that cause more processing if the page is reloaded by the
webuser?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Yes, it will cause more processing - but: for the online project you can
activate caching and if you set the "cache"-property of your templates
and template-elements files correctly, you can even cache include-able
pieces so that they don't have to be re-processed with each page where
they are needed.
In addition to that there are two flavors of static export, which can
convert your files into frozen static versions and write those into the
file system.
Because of this, you probably don't have to be too concerned about
performance when using some Taglib commands and/or JSP code inside of
your Pages. The only thing you should learn about is caching and static
export (which, alas, is still quite badly documented),
The offline users however (i.e. all users that are logged in into the
workplace and that are working inside the offline project) will always
get "fresh" pages. For them nothing is cached so that they always see
the the current offline state of the pages.
hth
christian
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