18 Jan
2008
18 Jan
'08
12:57 a.m.
Le 18 janv. 08 à 00:27, Sergiu Dumitriu a écrit :
Jerome Velociter wrote:
> AFAIK, xwiki .js files aren't parsed by the velocity renderer. You
> might find JS mixed with velocity only in templates inside
> <script> tags.
That's how much I could see with less and grep in albatross and would
be already very relevant.
Not exactly, some of the JS files are parsed (those
that get
through the SkinAction).
These are the ones I would like to know about.
But I don't think that is an issue, they can be
cached.
It is an issue.
In mod_jk, it is classical to configure the "static" resources to be
fully ignored by the servlet container... no caching, just normal
apache httpd download work (with file modifs headers, only-if-changed-
since responses etc).
Caching is an alternative for performance management, and it relies
on the proper usage of Vary headers... report on experience there is
interesting as well.
AFAIR, there is no (outer) script that really depends
on the
current request.
Then for performance that script should be kind of isolated.
In an ideal solution, all that would be under xwiki/static and it'd
be easy to take part into httpd (which may well be on another host).
Right now, I think that xwiki/skins would already be a good first step.
If Have an answer to question 1 (or a way to track the answer on
individual files, I think I could let experiments be made...
paul