Thanks Cal !
Hi JP,This is actually mentioned in the documentation, but it wasn't very easy to find, so I have updated the wiki page to highlight this.Here is the updated URL;Please note, it would probably be less complex to place the caching logic into your web application instead.At a later stage - you could look at caching it directly within FreeSWITCH to get a bit more performance, but you probably won't need this level of performance to begin with.Hope this helps.
CalOn Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 6:54 PM, JP <jaykris@gmail.com> wrote:
_________________________________________________________________________Hi,My project has a need to use dynamically generated dial plans(stored in LDAP). But there are instances where I will need to fetch a dialplan that is static most of the time but may change occasionally I was wondering if there is a way to use mod_xml_curl, but make it go through mod_http_cache so that I can avoid unnecessary trips to the LDAP behind a web server when not required? If you have any experience with something like this please share it. Your help is greatly appreciated.-JP
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