I am running Xwiki with Tomcat 6.0.14. I noticed using firebug that lots of the images are not cached. This really slows down loading the pages in the wiki. Same goes for some pages with lots of contents. How it's possible to specify the cache policy for the xwiki concerning some pages and images. Is it possible also to have a cache policy for the whole wiki. I read that tomcat doesn't have a cache policy so it depends on the browser more or less to chose what to cache and what not to. Any hits or ideas about that?

Hassan, My quick and best solution was to use the proxy for that. And I know mod_jk can also be used for that. Anything that bears the URL <approot>/skins can be statically served. I'm still bitten by one image which indeed shows me this behaviour and I find it very irritating. (just do several reload on http://i2geo.net/) . I'm afraid XWiki gurus will answer us... "hey, it's all the fault of Tomcat".

Alternative solutions more than welcome! I could not, yet, find a detailed list of all the "static URLs" for XWiki, this would be more than welcome, I just have skins there yet. paul Le 5 mars 08 à 10:40, Hosam Hassan a écrit : _______________________________________________ users mailing list users(a)xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users

On Mar 5, 2008, at 11:10 AM, Vincent Massol wrote: Actually I've spoken with Raffaello and it appears he uses mod- deflate and mod-proxy-ajp instead. I'm going to document this today.

>> Alternative solutions more than welcome! >> I could not, yet, find a detailed list of all the "static URLs" >> for XWiki, this would be more than welcome, I just have skins >> there yet. >> >> paul >> >> >> >> >> Le 5 mars 08 à 10:40, Hosam Hassan a écrit : >>> I am running Xwiki with Tomcat 6.0.14. I noticed using firebug >>> that lots of the images are not cached. This really slows down >>> loading the pages in the wiki. >>> >>> Same goes for some pages with lots of contents. How it's possible >>> to specify the cache policy for the xwiki concerning some pages >>> and images. Is it possible also to have a cache policy for the >>> whole wiki. I read that tomcat doesn't have a cache policy so it >>> depends on the browser more or less to chose what to cache and >>> what not to. >>> >>> Any hits or ideas about that?