Re: OSCache and MVC

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(Why can't people start their reply _below_...)

You forget that OSCache also comes with an API which is perfectly suited for 
caching objects generated by f.ex. EJBs. Only OSCache's /taglibs/ are suited 
for JSPs. Have your STRUTS-actions check the cache first, then stuff the 
returned object in session/request or whatever, if it's not found in the 
cache, call your EJBs in the NeedsRefreshException-block and stuff the result 
in OSCache's cache so that subsequent calls will use the cached object. Works 
like a charm, do it all the time.

On Wednesday 17 March 2004 23:41, Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
> Nicolas,
>
> No, OSCache JSP tags only cache the presentation tier (or view), which
> is executed after your controller. You would need to implement your own
> custom caching in the controller for your scenario.
>
> Cheers,
> Mike
>
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> On 18/03/2004, at 6:14 AM, Fournier Nicolas wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > I am currently evaluating OSCache as a web tier caching solution. We
> > are
> > planning to use Struts as a framework to build the application on.
> > Being
> > new to OSCache, I am digging to find out how OSCache can be as powerful
> > as possible. So my question is, how can Struts be integrated with
> > OSCache?
> >
> > More clearly, we plan that our bottleneck will be two things: page
> > construction and ejb calls. Because of how struts work (I guess most
> > MVC), the ejb calls are done before any jsp execution. Is it possible
> > that when page construction is cached, that the ejb calls associated
> > with it would not be executed ?
> >
> > Both are the same question, the second being just a clatrified version.
> > Hope it is :-)
> >
> > Nicolas Fournier.

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OfficeNet AS

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