Changeset 929 for trunk/CacheAddOn/data/TWiki/CacheAddOn.txt

Timestamp:

11/25/08 00:57:30 (4 years ago)

Author:

KennethLavrsen

Message:

Item221: Finish the TWiki:Codev to Foswiki:xxx conv
Had to leave a few behind in docs that were to hard to convert
old extensions that probably are out of date

File:

• trunk/CacheAddOn/data/TWiki/CacheAddOn.txt (modified) (7 diffs)

trunk/CacheAddOn/data/TWiki/CacheAddOn.txt

@@ -1 +1 @@
 %META:TOPICINFO{author="guest" date="1046815987" format="1.0" version="1.1"}%
 The *CacheAddOn* implements a simple,
-agressive server side caching strategy for TWiki pages.
+agressive server side caching strategy for Foswiki pages.
 The speed-up is considerable.
 
@@ -8 +8 @@
 ---++ Rationale
 
-While the functionality and flexibility of TWiki is all nice and useful,
-it comes at a high price: TWiki _is_ slow.
+While the functionality and flexibility of Foswiki is all nice and useful,
+it comes at a high price: Foswiki _is_ slow.
 Especially, if you make use of the form system
 combined with dynamic searches,
@@ -19 +19 @@
 [[http://www.sun.com/desktop/sunblade100/][SunBlade100]]
 with few plug-ins installed
-(TWiki:Main.DefaultPlugin TWiki:Main.TablePlugin TWiki:Main.EditTablePlugin TWiki:Main.IncludeIndexPlugin TWiki:Main.InterwikiPlugin TWiki:Main.PdfPlugin TWiki:Main.SpacedWikiWordPlugin TWiki:Main.SpreadSheetPlugin TWiki:Main.TWikiDrawPlugin TWiki:Main.XpTrackerPlugin)
+(Foswiki:Extensions.DefaultPlugin Foswiki:Extensions.TablePlugin Foswiki:Extensions.EditTablePlugin Foswiki:Extensions.IncludeIndexPlugin Foswiki:Extensions.InterwikiPlugin Foswiki:Extensions.PdfPlugin Foswiki:Extensions.SpacedWikiWordPlugin Foswiki:Extensions.SpreadSheetPlugin Foswiki:Extensions.TWikiDrawPlugin Foswiki:Extensions.XpTrackerPlugin)
 
 |                                         Test case | Min[s]| Avg[s]| Max[s]| URL path                          |
 |       Hello-world = load+compile+init perl |  0.65|   0.75|   0.93| /twiki/benchmark?-h |
-|                                        Short page |   1.51|   2.03|   3.10| /twiki/render/TWiki/BumpyWord |
-|                        Formatted search |     2.44|   2.58|   3.17| /twiki/render/TWiki/ProjectContributor |
-|        Large index w/much RCS |       5.36|   5.82|   7.46| /twiki/render/TWiki/WebIndex |
-|         Large page w/INCLUDEs |       6.91|   7.21|   8.37| /twiki/render/TWiki/CompleteDocumentation |
+|                                        Short page |   1.51|   2.03|   3.10| /twiki/render/System/BumpyWord |
+|                        Formatted search |     2.44|   2.58|   3.17| /twiki/render/System/ProjectContributor |
+|        Large index w/much RCS |       5.36|   5.82|   7.46| /twiki/render/System/WebIndex |
+|         Large page w/INCLUDEs |       6.91|   7.21|   8.37| /twiki/render/System/CompleteDocumentation |
 
 mod_perl could cut the fist figure, startup+compile overhead, to zero;
 [[http://daemoninc.com/SpeedyCGI/][SpeedyCGI]] to almost zero.
 If I understand correctly,
-for TWiki you can only _subtract_ that gain of 0.65s from the other figures.
-4.7s instead of 5.3s for the TWiki documentation index -- no big deal.
+for Foswiki you can only _subtract_ that gain of 0.65s from the other figures.
+4.7s instead of 5.3s for the Foswiki documentation index -- no big deal.
 
 Given, that viewing is far more frequent than editing,
@@ -51 +51 @@
 
         0 Wiki links, mostly to missing topics, may be out-dated;
-        0 TWiki search results are very likely to be out-dated
+        0 Foswiki search results are very likely to be out-dated
         0 Layout changes in templates are not reflected in cached pages
         0 Decide for ultra fast, but clunky Unix only ksh/bash implementation
@@ -73 +73 @@
         |                                         Test case | Min[s]| Avg[s]| Max[s]| URL path                          |
         |       Hello-world = load+compile+init perl |  0.63|   0.68|   0.98| /twiki/benchmark?-h |
-        |                                        Short page |   0.05|   0.06|   0.08| /twiki/view/TWiki/BumpyWord |
-        |                        Formatted search |     0.05|   0.06|   0.12| /twiki/view/TWiki/ProjectContributor |
-        |        Large index w/much RCS |       0.05|   0.06|   0.07| /twiki/view/TWiki/WebIndex |
-        |         Large page w/INCLUDEs |       0.05|   0.07|   0.10| /twiki/view/TWiki/CompleteDocumentation |
+        |                                        Short page |   0.05|   0.06|   0.08| /twiki/view/System/BumpyWord |
+        |                        Formatted search |     0.05|   0.06|   0.12| /twiki/view/System/ProjectContributor |
+        |        Large index w/much RCS |       0.05|   0.06|   0.07| /twiki/view/System/WebIndex |
+        |         Large page w/INCLUDEs |       0.05|   0.07|   0.10| /twiki/view/System/CompleteDocumentation |
 
 
@@ -87 +87 @@
         0 It inserts a tee into the pipeline from the render script to the web server
         0 The tee output is stored in the file system
-        0 Next time it's called, it compares the TWiki data file modification
+        0 Next time it's called, it compares the Foswiki data file modification
           time with that of the cached page
         0 If up to date, pipe the cached page to the web server
@@ -114 +114 @@
           | bin/fresh | shell force rendering a fresh page into the cache | shell |
           | bin/edit.cache.diff | patch for edit script | optional for both |
-          | data/TWiki/CachePlugin.txt | this description | both |
+          | data/System/CachePlugin.txt | this description | both |
         0 Create the the =/your/twiki/cache= directory,
           make sure everything below is writable for the web server, e.g. <br>
           =chgrp www /your/twiki/cache; chmod g+ws /your/twiki/cache=
         0 Create one sub-directory per web which you want to cache, e.g.:
-          =/your/twiki/cache/TWiki= for the documentation
+          =/your/twiki/cache/Foswiki= for the documentation
         0 To minimize misleading out-dated edit links,
           modify the =/your/twiki/bin/edit= script with the supplied patch;