This reminds me of vignette(5.6). Vignette uses a page caching mechanism tho.. Templates define dynamic content and that content is generated into pages. those pages are writeen to disk on the webserver. Then when a query comes in the webserver contacts the template manger to see if that document has changed. if it has then the template manager rebuilds the page and sends it out to the Filesystem. If there are no changes then the webserver reads the page from disk..

This is a decent way to deal with slowly changing content. haveing some switch to mark a URL or a template as "changed". Anyhow the XML query caching is really cool ++

In reply to Re: Saving MySQL Queries in an XML format by yodabjorn
in thread Saving MySQL Queries in an XML format by oakbox

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