Hi Wendell,
RESTXQ results won’t be cached in BaseX; instead, we usually work with proxies such as Nginx when performance is critical. Jetty may as well be used to speed up data transfer (responses can e.g. be compressed if the client supports it).
When it comes to performance… Do you already encounter bottlenecks, or would you generally like to avoid those in your application?
Christian ___________________________
2013/9/23 Wendell Piez wapiez@wendellpiez.com:
Hi,
I'm in over my head on this one, but I have questions about running BaseX behind restXQ, specifically on whether I can have query responses cached.
Does this happen already? (How can I determine this?)
Does caching responses to queries under restXQ fall outside of BaseX's responsibilities? Is it a Jetty thing?
Any advice in general, or links I can go to learn about this?
Thanks, Wendell
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