http://livedocs.adobe.com/ Macromedia LiveDocs - online documentation with user feedback. Copyright 2009, Macromedia, Inc. 2009-11-25T01:12:16 en-us http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#17394 That is pretty much what we do with cf_accelerate on macromedia.com except we use a filter instead of a plugin (so I think your approach is just fine). SeanCorfield 1 0 2004-06-21T16:55:48 http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#16999 about cache.<br />as caching is important in buseness apps such as those machii is indicated to develop with, we revert the order of events handling, i.e. when a page including any dinamic contents is requested, an event to displaying it is generated: a plugin in this event handler can verify if the page is cached: if yes, the handler continues display the page, if not, plugin stops current event handling and announce another event corrisponding to the sequence of operations to reconstruct the page.<br />the layout page containing dinamic contents, the pods, can be designed as a portlet or pagelet, so we can manage pods caching in this page, without involving the framework.<br />what ado you think about? 0 0 2004-06-16T07:29:23 http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#9842 While there is probably some performance hit in doing this, we have found performance to be perfectly acceptable, even under heavy load. SeanCorfield 1 0 2004-03-05T11:23:25 http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#8626 How does the copying of large HTML fragments to the request scope on a continuous basis affect memory management and performance on high traffic sites? schipperheyn 0 0 2004-02-22T05:54:36 http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#4263 There is no support within the framework for caching a single view (as <br />the comment above indicates, you can cache an entire page).<br /><br />You could probably write your own view cache management using a <br />filter, depending on how complex your view structure is.<br /><br />Remember: don't optimize unless you already proved you have a <br />problem using load testing! SeanCorfield 0 0 2003-12-01T12:06:19 http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#4261 What is the best method to cache queries stored as request.variable name for display in the views? <br /><br /><cffunction name="getPressRelease" returntype="query"><br /> <cfquery name="qryPressRelease" datasource="#request.dsn#" cachedwithin="#CreateTimeSpan(0,24,0,0)#" blockfactor="2"><br /> EXEC spPR<br /> </cfquery><br /> <cfreturn qryPressRelease /><br /> </cffunction><br /><br />However, <notify listener="PressReleaseManager" method="getPressRelease" resultKey="request.PRs" /><br /> <view-page name="pressRelease" contentKey="request.pressRelease" /><br /><br />The variable request.pressRelease is re-created... unlike the query which is cached... How can I cache request.pressRelease just like the query? 0 0 2003-12-01T11:58:21 http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#4160 You can cache full page views using a variety of content caching <br />techniques. We're currently looking at Brandon Purcell's cf_accelerate <br />tag as one option - and using a filter to abort the current event if the <br />result is already in cache. It's not quite as straightforward to cache <br />just a single pod because the framework doesn't currently allow for a <br />plugin to abort a view-page directive (so you can't avoid rendering the <br />view even if you have it cached). SeanCorfield 0 0 2003-11-25T12:22:06 http://livedocs.adobe.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/views.html#3830 How do we have to manage caching of the view or pods ? <br />By the use of filters ? is there some specific methodology to use ? lanfeustdetroy 0 0 2003-11-14T05:58:16