On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 5:48 AM, Eliot Gable
wrote:
> Or, you can use something like Smarty to cache your generated XML on
> your web server and only invalidate those cached results when you
> change something that will impact them.
That sounds like a pretty sane way to go bout it.
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Or, you can use something like Smarty to cache your generated XML on
your web server and only invalidate those cached results when you
change something that will impact them.
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Anthony Minessale
wrote:
> There is a formula to implement caching but it's very complic
There is a formula to implement caching but it's very complicated and nobody
has had time to work on it.
You have to take every single input variable into account when caching
because who is calling the extension, why they are calling it when they are
calling it all make a difference.
Web servers
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 3:03 AM, Rob Forman wrote:
> Hi Sam,
> Take a look at mod_xml_curl. Pretty sure it'll do everything you're looking
> for.
Looking at that diagram it seems like mod_xml_curl makes a call for
every SIP connection. That seems like overkill. Is there a way to set
it up so t
Hi Sam,
Take a look at mod_xml_curl. Pretty sure it'll do everything you're
looking for.
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_xml_curl
Also, I would browse the modules and look for other nifty
functionality that already exists before setting out to write
something new.
http://wiki.freesw
Thx Jason for the reply,
I realise i was quite unclear in what i'm hoping to achieve. I wanted to
make a control panel for our office so that we can provision extensions at
the same time as we do users. We have a system much like the "ubuntu ebox"
that allows use to manage users for our organiza
Samuel Mukoti wrote:
> I'm a new freeswitch user and am wondering what people do when setting
> options in the freeswitch config files. Do people use special tools,
> XML editors etc or is it just vi/emacs/Kate?
Emacs has an XML editing mode; Vim may have extensions for handling XML as
well.
Greetings,
I'm a new freeswitch user and am wondering what people do when setting
options in the freeswitch config files. Do people use special tools,
XML editors etc or is it just vi/emacs/Kate?
I'm a developer and was thinking of putting together a small editor to
manage my freeswitch ser
