Dear Marcus,
First of all, thanks a lot for your reply!
I am not sure whether I understand what you say. I have a variable
(and huge)
number of actual pages. (In fact, each is coming from a DB entry.)
Because the
number is variable, I chose to implement a *single* Tapestry page
class for the
*many* pages I have.
On 20.12.2007, at 09:55, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I suppose your page implements IExternalPage?
You mean that I create a single Tapestry class implementing
IExternalPage,
right? All my (variably many) pages use this class. Correct?
If you seed you page/app with external parameters which you need later
on, in subsequent requests, store them in page/component properties
marked
as @Persist-ent.
Does this mean that Tapestry will keep in its page pool an
IExternalPage page
for each article I have in the DB (once this page is visited)?
Is this a good idea? I have lots of pages and at some point, the memory
might be full. Or is there some mechanism that purges pages from the
cache?
I am sorry if my questions are quite basic! The more I appreciate
your help.
Kaspar
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