Re: AW: Fragmented Caching with AJAX

Ok. Thanx. I think I've got it ;-)
I am working on a fragmented cache solution which uses squid as an
external cache and some AJAX to post-load non-cacheable objects. It also
has an AJAX-wye for non-Javascript Browsers.
But it is _very_ tricky to configure :-/

PeterZ

Am Montag, den 28.04.2008, 12:31 +0200 schrieb Dr. Frank Hoffmann:
> Hello again,
> sorry, obviously I misunderstood your last question 
> http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/zms-developers/message/3125
> 
> [a]
> The "dynamic bodytext cache" option means not ajax based transfer of
> the
> text core (of course, this is technically possible, too) but still
> using
> zope/dtml based generation of the text core via the bodyContent_Float
> template (and caching only the performance consuming navigation
> around). 
> [b]
> So there is no problem with non-AJAX or non-javascript browsers.
> [c]
> The new cachemanager generates dtml _documents_ (which are delivered
> faster
> than dtml _methods_) und only the _preview_ (depending on the url
> parameter)
> is not cached. Otherwise docs are generated and delivered as cached to
> authenticated users, too.
> 
> --------------------------------------------------
> http://bscw.hoffmannliebenberg.de/pub/bscw.cgi/d300641/zms-2.11.0.tar.gz
> 2008-04-28::zms-2.11.0-09_2
> -- MINOR CHANGES
> [01035] Revoked semantics of ZMSObject.getTitle() and
> ZMSObject.getTitlealt() [01033] 
> --------------------------------------------------
> 
> So, I recommend publishing personalized content generated by templates
> delivering via AJAX or placing them within the float area and using
> the
> dynamic body option.
> 
> Hopefully these hints will help you
> Best regards
> fh, moderator
> 
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]
> Im Auftrag von Peter Zechmeister
> Gesendet: Montag, 28. April 2008 10:01
> An: ZMS-Developers
> Betreff: [zms-developers] Fragmented Caching with AJAX
> 
> Dear Mr. Hoffmann & ZMS-Devellopers,
> 
> according to your last reply:
> 
> >[2]
> >The appended screenshot will illustrate the feature's configuration:
> >In spite of activated ZMS Cache the content body may be delivered
> >dynamically.
> 
> A)
> I tried, but I did not find AJAX requests for post-loading content.
> What
> did I wrong ;-) ?
> Is this intended as a ZMS internal feature or has the template to
> support this?
> If it has to be the template, which of the ZMS default templates does
> support this feature?
> 
> B)
> Does this feature take care of non-AJAX or non-javascript able
> browsers
> as many of the textonly browsers are which are often used by visually
> impaired people?
> 
> C) 
> Does this feature distinguish between anonymous requests, where a page
> can generally be cached in most cases and authentified requests, where
> most often the menu is personalised but the content can get cached?
> 
> Regards
> PeterZ
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
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