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#32 On-the-fly Content-Regeneration with Apache

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2003-08-04
2003-06-29
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I assume that phpCMS can provide a static export of
the
information that was stored in the database (your
filesystem). The exported pages do not need to be generated
dynamically all the time.
Can the automatic content
regeneration mechanism of the apache web server be used with
your software?
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http://groups.google.de/groups?selm=40ed1d8f.0301202240.6e8d2b47%40posting.google.com
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  • Tobias Doenz

    Tobias Doenz - 2003-08-03
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  • Tobias Doenz

    Tobias Doenz - 2003-08-03

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    'On-the-fly Content-Regeneration' as described in the URL
    Rewriting guide doesn't fit in the concept used by phpCMS.
    phpCMS has a built-in cache, but the pages are stored in the
    cache directory. At the URL the client requests a file
    already exists. But this file is in a special format for the
    phpCMS parser.

    Tobias

     
  • Markus Elfring

    Markus Elfring - 2003-08-04
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  • Markus Elfring

    Markus Elfring - 2003-08-04

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    Would you like to offer a variant of a static export?

     
  • Markus Elfring

    Markus Elfring - 2003-08-08

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    The document "File System Cache Manager"
    (http://www.zope.org/Members/andym/FSCacheManager)
    contains another useful point of view.

     

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