I don't know anything about OSCache and this is certainly not the OSCache user's list. Perhaps contact them directly if you really want to use their product.
Personally, I'd generate and maintain the page using a saperate process, shove it somewhere (you said its a chart so I'll assume its a GIF or JPG) into a database or filesystem, and include the "generation time" stamp somewhere on the file/image. Or you could include a "generated" datetime field in the database or read the lastModified time on the file. This seems to be the "simplest" way to do this, to me. Wayne On 1/10/06, Legolas Woodland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi > Thank you for reading my post. > > I have a very heavy to create web page wich contain some chart.... > I want users to be able to see the live report once per 2 days. > > This page contain some sophisticate query , so refreshing the page data > could be very heavy job. > > so i want to allow users to see a cached version of the page after they > refresh it until 3 days. > during this 3 days i want to have a lable or something that shows user , > This page is : 2 Days old . > > is it possible to do such thing ? > I should mention that > > 1-im using jsf > 2-im using Creator Studio > 3-it is a portlet page > > can this job be done with OScache , ... ? > or it need some special knowledge ? > > Thank you
