Matt Sergeant wrote:
> Also, what's different between Resin's smart caching and mod_perl's? Is it
> just like StatINC?
It can cache output in a way similar to Mason. They call this "Smart
Caching".
It reloads servlet classes pretty cleanly when code is updated, but
doesn't track dependencies, so it may be not as good as StatINC there.
It also does a very nice job with JSP pages, turning them into
first-class servlets. This produces less overhead than the current crop
of perl-in-HTML tools available for mod_perl. We tested the same "Hello
World" app as a servlet and as a JSP page and found no difference in
performance.
- Perrin
