Switched to using Apache for the web server (on the XML generation side),
rather than JRun's built in.
-Original Message-
How about once for the last modified, once for the content. How are you
generating the content? If it's a cocoon pipeline, why not use cocoon:
pseudo-protocol? I
Geoff,
The content is returned from a request to a JRun server that returns the
XML.
I tried setting the pipeline to noncaching, no difference.
I also tried taking JRun out of the equation with a simple test as follows.
If I try to retrieve http://localhost:8080/cocoon/test5.pdf, I see two
reque
alogs? Search the mailinglist for catalog or
catalog entity - there have been a few threads about this the last
couple of weeks.
Teator, Michael wrote:
> So, how do I make it stop???
>
> Not good when the XML is dynamically generated.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Iv
file.
2) HTTP GET for DTD file (Witch is locally stored in a catalog).
Teator, Michael wrote:
> I have an issue with my cocoon where I have a url specified in the
generate
> source (type="file") like:
>
> src="http://localhost/whatever.xml";
>
> For some rea
I have an issue with my cocoon where I have a url specified in the generate
source (type="file") like:
src="http://localhost/whatever.xml";
For some reason it makes TWO requests to this file every time.
Any ideas?
If I change the generate type to "html" then it only makes one request, but
the
