<snip> > > Unfortunately, the server cache does not do what I intended it to when I > originally coded it. The problem with performance is due to the fact > that it must both re-instantiate objects as well as perform reflection > on all of them -- but in reverse order (reflection objects are what are > cached). > > I would like to address this in the future; would you be willing to put > an issue in the tracker, so it doesn't get lost, but also so that I can > ping you about testing? > > In the meantime, you have a couple of options: > > * First, don't use the server cache
OK. > * Make sure you *are* using an opcode cache Yes, APC. > * Consider setting up functionality to cache read-only methods, so > that the XML-RPC server can be bypassed entirely for such calls. Not possible in this instance, it's data driven. Will create the issue shortly, thanks David. -- David Goodwin Pale Purple Limited Office: 0845 0046746 Mobile: 07792380669 http://www.palepurple.co.uk Company No: 5580814 'Business Web Application Development and Training in PHP'
