And as alternative, you might consider ajax to slim down the requests
and responses.
Eelco
On 3/29/06, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you can cache those calculations in a model
> have a CachingModel that decorates another model and applies caching
> strategies.
>
> streaming html is
you can cache those calculations in a modelhave a CachingModel that decorates another model and applies caching strategies.streaming html is fast in wicket, not sure if caching the actual html output will help you much.
-IgorOn 3/29/06, Alexander Lohse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi John,thank you f
Hi John,
thank you for sharing your thoughts. I am just in the same process/
needs. I have a PHP-Application that grew into too much spagetthi-
code over the years, and we have a strong need for a compiled, typed
language to preserve stability and be able to continue growing.
This is a medium
about 1:You can share objects if you want between sessions..Thats also a no brainer. The problem comes when you have to think about synchronization issuesAnd then the big questions arives.. What does cost more performance?
And maybe for a search engine (where the pages are very very simple because
On 3/29/06, John Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wish I had the time :-) I'm in the process of moving my client's code
> from php->Java. Need to move to a typed language. Things were getting
> way too messy with PHP. I discovered wicket and think it's the right way
> to go. But I wanted to shar
I wish I had the time :-) I'm in the process of moving my client's code
from php->Java. Need to move to a typed language. Things were getting
way too messy with PHP. I discovered wicket and think it's the right way
to go. But I wanted to share my perspective from what I learned running
a relat
Is that a proposal? :)
My first thought on this is to use AOP and meta data (either
annotations or Wicket meta data). If people are interested, they can
startup a project in wicket-stuff for this. We (the core developers)
will try to help when needed/ possible.
Ramnivas, are you reading with us?
Hi
I can tell you for public facing websites (vs enterprise), caching is a
key feature that system architects will insist upon. In order to support
extremely high concurrency & throughput, one simply must be able to
cache portions of HTML fragments.
On my previous php based projects, I use c
I am not in details of the transformers, if I can follow the
discussion on this list some details were discussed very recently -
therefore I cannot say much here.
I would prefer something that spans the whole application.
It does not matter if it is a perUser or userIndependent cache - in
fact tit
On 1/2/06, Dariusz Wojtas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to cache dynamically generated content with Wicket?
> When using JSP I may use OSCache tags (specify conditions, timeout,
> etc) or create a custom tag that uses any cache implementation inside.
> Can this be done with Wi
Hi,
Is it possible to cache dynamically generated content with Wicket?
When using JSP I may use OSCache tags (specify conditions, timeout,
etc) or create a custom tag that uses any cache implementation inside.
Can this be done with Wicket?
Can panel contents be cached? Other elements? How?
For ex
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