Re: [Webware-discuss] Webware caches objects way too much

[Aaron H. <aa...@Me...>]

I used to think it caches too much also, but then I changed my 
programming style a bit.
Rather then build the modules inside webware try to build as much as 
possible outside of Webware.  Once its all tested and working then just 
have a servlet issue a few lines of code that call the module. 

-Aaron

Geoffrey Talvola wrote:

>deelan wrote:
>  
>
>>hi there,
>>
>>i'm trying to develop my first web app with python, webware and
>>cheetah template. i'm positively impressed by the whole system and
>>i'm not having great issues that bothers my much, until now :(
>>
>>one thing i find very annoying and time consuming it's
>>the way webware handles caching, it caches pratically
>>everything: servlets, servlets super classes, even modules
>>used by them, and --as you may guess--during development it's
>>pretty frustraing continuing to restart webware or fiddling with
>>admin control panel. 
>>    
>>
>
>You could reduce the pain by doing what I do -- I put
>
>net stop WebKit
>net start WebKit
>
>into a batch file, then put a shortcut to that file onto my taskbar.  So
>restarting WebKit only takes a single button click of a button that's always
>visible on my screen.
>
>- Geoff
>
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