This pull request actually does NOT yet MAKE USE of the caching, but it adapts the BasicXMLResource so that it is prepared for it. This pull request is 100% backwards compatible. So if this pull request gets merged into master, there is no difference to before.
The Cache implementation could be done in the new class XslTemplatesCache, this is just an example. Of course also another cache can be used.
An example of how to introduce actual caching:
Extend (subclass) the BasicXMLResource and overwrite the getTransformerHandler() method where you either return a cached XSL object or create a new one (as today)
This pull request actually does NOT yet MAKE USE of the caching, but it adapts the BasicXMLResource so that it is prepared for it. This pull request is 100% backwards compatible. So if this pull request gets merged into master, there is no difference to before.
The Cache implementation could be done in the new class XslTemplatesCache, this is just an example. Of course also another cache can be used.
An example of how to introduce actual caching:
getTransformerHandler()
method where you either return a cached XSL object or create a new one (as today)A full example is explained in https://github.com/wyona/yanel/issues/67#issuecomment-40081762