Hi Po Ki
I am not quite sure if you want to cache URL with parameters in the
first place. Typically the "?" is used to pass caching in Web servers.
Simplified: requests with a "GET" method and parameters are NOT
answered from a cache.
I personally would go with this de facto standard and use "?" for not
getting a cached response.
If you want to cache parameters, I use the "selectors". A selector is
a "dot separated value between URI label and extension". For example,
your request could look like
http://example.com/index.test.html, where "test" is the selector. The
response of this URL will be cached. You can of course use multiple
selectors (e.g. /page.test1.test2.html).
Use "Resource.getSelector()" to get a String of all selectors.
/giancarlo
On Sep 30, 2008, at 6:51 AM, Po Ki Chui wrote:
Hi all,
I wonder if Magnolia EE 3.5.8 is capable to cache URL with
parameters (i.e. http://example.com/index.html?param=test). Your
answer is appreciated.
Thanks,
Po Ki
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