I'm writing template
library based on XML. But it's not very efficient to create new
DomDocument, load XML template, process it and show on every page hit.
XML parsing is not very fast, and because I'm parsing XHTML with
entities, all DTD's are parsed too. I thought about something similar
to
java
On Wed, October 5, 2005 8:11 am, Petr Smith wrote:
> is it possible to cache parsed XML files somehow?
I think this is the wrong question...
I mean, OF COURSE, it's possible to cache them SOMEHOW.
You could toss them in your file system, or a database, insert a
machine with squid on it into the
it's not working at all. And it could never work. I don't think it's
funny to write false advices to people "every other week".
I've installed APC cache, tried to save XML. It was not working.
apc_fetch returned NULL every time.
[snip]
When I looked into documentation for APC - there is this se
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Petr Smith wrote:
is it possible to cache parsed XML files somehow? I'm writing template
library based on XML. But it's not very efficient to create new
DomDocument, load XML template, process it and show on every page hit.
XML parsing is not very fast, and because
Petr Smith wrote:
is it possible to cache parsed XML files somehow? I'm writing template
library based on XML. But it's not very efficient to create new
DomDocument, load XML template, process it and show on every page hit.
XML parsing is not very fast, and because I'm parsing XHTML with
entit
Sadly I thought of doing the same thing only to have my face crapped on by
this extreme lameness:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
"Some types of data can not be serialized thus stored in sessions. It
includes resource variables or objects with circular references (i.e.
objects which
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