Kesav Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes. Oscache provides a proxy independent caching solution. This is nice
and once can have programtically control over the caching. The only
drawback(or good for some one) in the current implementation is all caching
is memory based. All the caching is
Title: RE: How do i cache a JSP on the proxy?
what about
%
if (
(System.currentTimeMillis()/1000) % 15
)
counter = 0
;
%
That is, you first make sure
that the time is rounded down to closest second and see if that is divisable by
15, and then resetting counter
Or did I
Title: RE: How do i cache a JSP on the proxy?
I think your getLastModified() logic is not proper. You are sending lastmodified time as current time*15 which means the lastmodification time is newer the proxy thinks that this page got changed. Try this logic
public long getLastModified
Kesav Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think your getLastModified() logic is not proper. You are sending
lastmodified time as current time*15 which means the lastmodification time
is newer the proxy thinks that this page got changed. Try this logic
Your correct, i made a terrible
This is slightly off-topic, but you may want to look into OpenSymphony's
OSCache module. It provides a variety of caching options for JSP and it's
been working great for us here.
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From: Eduard Witteveen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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