Possible ways things can be cached would include... the in-memory caching of DOM trees by AxKit (I think only ever applies to stylesheets and of course is fixed by Apache restart). Caching of compiled version of XSP in AxKit cache (I've never seen AxKit fail to notice when this should be recompiled personally). AxKit's cached version of the OUTPUT of the XSP page (also in the AxKit cached on disk AFAIK, you may want to flush this cache). Caches maintained by any reverse-proxy you may be running, caches maintained by any forward proxy you may be making requests through, cache maintained by your browser.
Its gotta be one of those... I'd turn off browser cache for web development, esp if you're using IE because its caching behaviour is crap in most versions (esp on the Mac its utterly bogus). The next biggest culprit is usually AxKit caching of output, that can sometimes appear stale if you fudge around enough with things. On Thursday 15 January 2004 9:48 pm, Lars SkjÃrlund wrote: > Hi again, > > Lars SkjÃrlund, Network Consultant, Spinn International ApS > Bukkeballevej 30, 2960 Rungsted Kyst, Denmark > Tel.: +45 70 25 88 10, Fax: +45 70 25 88 44 > Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.spinn.dk > -- > > >>> In my taglib, I export the following: > >>> > >>> @EXPORT_TAGLIB = ('index($uri):listtag=records:itemtag=record'); > >>> > >>> However, no matter how I return my result, I invariably get: > >> > >>Your export_taglib looks correct. I'm just wondering, is it possible > > it's > > >>some more mundane error? Perhaps you're redefining export_taglib > > later in > > >>the module? Or you're not using the module you think you are? > > > >I understand your concern; however, we're talking about a 10 line > > test > > >module - and yes, I'm positively sure I'm using the right one - every > >other change I make to the module is immediately reflected in the > >output. > > It appears to be some weird caching issue??? > > My development process is like this: I modify my taglib, restart > Apache, and fetch a test URL with Lynx to examine the result. So far, > I'm only interested in the taglib output, so I haven't written any XSLT > transforms. > > Somewhere along the process last night I noticed that all of a sudden > my custom tags of above where included in the output. When I realized > that, I immediately changed the tags from a testvalue to the value I > want - but again, nobody seemed to care, again I was stuck with the > previous value. > > Until now, that is; after a long break, I suddenly get the right tags? > > What I don't understand is: Where is the old value cached? I must have > modified the Perl module code a hundred times in between, and Apache has > been completely shutdown and restarted about the same times - and > nevertheless, something appears to time out and reload just these tag > values? > > By the way: Now I'm getting greedy and want output like: > > <data> > <records> > <row> > <record> > <title>First title, first row</title> > </record> > <record> > <title>Second title, first row</title> > </record> > </row> > <row> > <record> > <title>First title, second row</title> > </record> > <record> > <title>Second title, second row</title> > </record> > </row> > </records> > </data> > > How to do that? With the settings above, I get > <records><record><record></record></record></records> - and that is of > course not what I want. > > Regards, > Lars > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Tod Harter Giant Electronic Brain http://www.giantelectronicbrain.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
