Does tapestry manipulate the page class enough that @Cached affects self-calls?
That is, if I wrote this code: @Cached List<?> getSomeExpensiveResult() { ... } String getSummary() { if( getSomeExpensiveResult().isEmpty() ) return "nothing"; else { String summary = ""; for( Object item : getSomeExpensiveResult() ) { summary += item.toString(); } } } Would getSummary() call getSomeExpensiveResult() twice (as it would if the internals weren't manipulated in some way), or does Tapestry manipulate the class enough that even that kind of use is cached? I've always got @SetupRender as an alternative for calculating something expensive, from what I can tell. - Geoffrey -- Geoffrey Wiseman http://www.geoffreywiseman.ca/