Dieter, Thanks for the tip. The problem was the use of non-absolute URL's in my source code. Thanks to all who wrote to me about the issue. Regards, Frank --On Friday, July 20, 2001 21:36 +0200 Dieter Maurer <dieter@handshake.de> wrote:
Frank Sonnemans writes:
I am building a zope version of a asp website, done by another division in > our company. Unfortunately it is much slower than the ASP one. The asp based site loads slow for the first page, > but al subsequent pages are loaded fast due to the browser caching the > navigation images.
In the zope version the images seem to be reloaded for every new page request. Is there any way to change this and speed up loading of the Zope > served pages.
For comparison the asp site is http://www.unitekequipment.com
the zope site is at http://209.48.159.60:8080/uml/ You are using a recent Zope version (2.3.x)?
Old Zope versions could forget to send the "Last-Modified" header which is required for HTTP 1.1 caching.
You may try to check, that the response headers are correct. I use Shane's TCPwatch utility for such checks...
Dieter
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