RE: XSL caching in IE

As I understand it, the caching refers just to caching
the stylesheet locally to avoid having to HTTP GET it
each time.  So the stylesheet is cached just like any other
web page.  If the XSL processing is the main thing you
are measuring, you wouldn't see any difference.  If you
want to make absolutely certain that it's not grabbing the
XSL from the remote server each time, you could always
run a network trace..


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Iyer, Srinivasan (MLIP - PCC) [mailto:ISrinivasan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 3:31 PM
> To: 'XSL-List@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
> Subject: XSL caching in IE
> 
> 
> 	Hello,	
> 	Can someone confirm xsl caching in IE ?
> 	I tried to lookup IE doc at msdn but could not find any doc
> explicitly mentioning this ?
> 	I am using the following syntax 
> 	<?xml:stylesheet type='text/xsl'
> href='http://servername/xml_ado_client.xsl'?>
> 	I would assume that the browser would cache this xsl, I tried to
> check the performance but could not find any noticable difference ?
> 	Could someone confirm this ?
> 	Thanks
> 	Srini 
> 
> 
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