I remember seeing this in the docs --

http://www.template-toolkit.org/docs/plain/FAQ/FAQ.html#Can_I_serve_templates_from_a_database_

Unfortunately the answer is a reference to "the mailing list" archives but not a link. Oh, it does say to subclass Tempalte::Provider.

There are multiple mailing lists and they don't seem to be indexed. A google search on site:template-toolkit.org didn't turn up anything useful. Oh well. The other answers in this thread probably suffice, but it would be nice to see this upstreamed into the TT2 docs.

In reply to Re: Perl Template Toolkit / DB Caching by ryantate
in thread Perl Template Toolkit / DB Caching by chingomaster

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