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:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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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