Re: [Tools-discuss] html renderer does not have RDF

[Henrik Levkowetz <henrik at levkowetz.com>]

Hi Aamer,

On 2009-10-16 15:59 Aamer Akhter (aakhter) said the following:
...
> 
> I'm missing something here. Today is 2009-10-16, well past the 91 days. 

Oops, you're absolutely right.  I need to debug why that draft hasn't
been regenerated!

> Thank-you for having this information added. I've found it immensely
> useful in the citation tool that I'm using (Zotero), as it can
> automatically bring in the biblio information. 
> 
> Would it be possible to have instant-biblio-gratification by having the
> renderer work thru the draft over the next few days (rather than 91)?

Done.

> Or
> even better, have the updating done on reterival time-- which should
> only slow down for first time access. 

I don't see how to do that, given that the fast web-server path is achieved
by simply serving the static converted file if it exists.  I do it this
way, and restrict the update frequency, for a couple of reasons:

   1) The load (number of accesses) on the html converted drafts and
   RFCs is sufficiently high that the 4 servers currently available
   wouldn't be able to handle it if the html version was dynamically
   generated in order to be fully up-to-date,

   2) I try to keep the update frequency low, as I don't want search
   engines to believe that they have to check the whole 65,000+ corpus
   every day in order to catch changes...

Regards,

	Henrik