Andreas Hartmann schrieb:
[...]
> One approach would be to override the
IncludeTransformer. The existence
> of the missing sources would be checked everytime the
content is
> requested, and if the sources still don't exist and the
other source
> validities are still valid, the cached content is
returned. I think this
> is worth a try, when I find the time I'll try to
implement this and do
> some more testing.
This seems to work. I submitted a bug report and attached a
patch:
htt
ps://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-2166
I also refactored and simplified the i18n catalogue
generation so that
the catalogue is cacheable for each publication+language
combination.
Now I have the following test results:
* Lenya 2.0.2-dev
* fallback cache enabled
* patch from Cocoon issue 2166
* 20 requests to /default/authoring/index.html
-> avg. 600 ms
That's less than half the processing time of 2.0.1. I hope I
didn't
introduce some simplifications which destroy functionality.
Tomorrow and
on the weekend I'll do more testing.
I used to think that Java code bottlenecks have a big
impact, but they
seem to be peanuts compared to overly complex and uncached
pipelines.
-- Andreas
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Andreas Hartmann, CTO
BeCompany GmbH
http://www.becompany.ch
Tel.: +41 (0) 43 818 57 01
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