[Zope] Newbie question: http-cache, caching elements

[Fernando Fuente]

hi eric,

thanks so far. i knew about these two possibilities. i would like to use the
http-cache. the problem is that i don't know how to cache single elements
instead of completly parsed pages.

regards,

fernando


> Hi fernando
>
> >does anyone know how to cache objects like gifs by a http-cache? my
> problem
> >is that i have a navigation (constructed via tables) that is set up and
> >changes dynamically every time a link is hit. this table includes a small
> >picture. i think with the standard http-cache i can only cache "finished"
> >html sites.  therefore the picture is loaded every time i click on links
> >that have not been clicked on before. i would like to cache this special
> >element explicetly. can it be done?
>
> There are two types of cache mangers in Zope:
>
> The 'Accelerated HTTP Cache Manager' and the 'RAM Cache Manager':
>
> The first one sets special HTTP headers to help proxies (e.g. web browser
> or
> squid) to cache your pages, images, etc. properly. This is the one you
> should use to cache your picture.
>
> The RAM Cache Manager caches finally rendered objects/pages in your
> computer
> memory to speed up presentation at cost of memory usage.
>
> Bye,
> Eric
>
>
>
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