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From: vze2dcyq <aar...@ve...> - 2001-07-03 01:25:32
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Hi: I created a web publishing framework for Inside.com that was integrated into a caching system that allowed for pages to be sectioned into elements of varying dynamicity. Each element could be rebuilt from the database or pulled from the cache. Some of the pages had around 20 discrete components. Other pod pages were composed of elements that were built by action classes that implemented a common interface, so they could be ordered and chosen. Content passed through a full quark-like work flow system. Then it was ranked and published. Publication would issue cache deletion commands to all the subscribed local caches. This caching system performed far better than Vignette's story server and was the backbone of the publishing system. I'm currently working on a revision that is closer to the jcache jsr proposal by Oracle. You might be interested. You can check the Jakarta Turbine and Commons mailing list archives for more information. http://sourceforge.net/projects/jpolycache/ I've included some screen shots of a couple pages in the publishing system, but the email was too big. Aaron |