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- Jeff Brown
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- Mark Daugherty
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- Melissa Geoffrion
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- Michael Chan
- Michael Hodgdon
- Mike Motherway
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Archive for 2009
Deadliest Cache?
October 26, 2009 4:54 AM
I recently looked into third-party caching solutions for use in a CMS application. For a few previous projects, I’d written a simple map-backed cache to hold objects such as search results and expensive lookups. This was simple enough to implement, but once I started eating up hours adding timeouts, changing map implementations, and adding multiple caches, I decided I should stop trying to reinvent the wheel and instead go with the time-honored tradition of using someone else’s.
Minimizing JSP scriptlet usage in CQ5 components
June 8, 2009 4:42 AM
Still using scriptlets in your CQ5 JSPs? CQ5 components tend to rely heavily on JSP scriplet code, despite the availability of tag libraries to handle the logic associated with rendering a component. I wanted to provide a quick example of how to replace a block of scriptlet code in a JSP by using a Java bean class in conjunction with JSP tags.
Mark Daugherty
A longtime enthusiast of logic and problem solving, it seems appropriate that Mark would be inspired by software ideas and technologies...
Recent Posts
- Invisible requirements within Business requirements
- Building a better Options Predicate
- Javascript, This, and You.
- Extensionless URLs with Adobe Experience Manager
- The Life of a Tester in Adobe CQ World!
- Limitations of the CQ Parsys Model and the Implementation of a Nested Paragraph System
- Google Analytics and AEM: No JavaScript? No Problem.
- Using Apache FOP to generate a PDF document based on a form submission data
- Configuring SAML in AEM 5.6
- Why You Should Get the WCM Experts Involved Early