New release (1.1.0) is available!

[Alex Objelean]

New release (1.1.0) is available! This release contains:
1) Css variables support
2) Caching headers & ETag support (for css, js & image resources used
by wro4j). Now, it should be even faster & improve the YSlow mark.
3) Clean up dependencies from pom.xml
4) Improve unit test coverage & Code clean up

Please, update the version in your project & report here if you find
any issues.

Regards,
Alex Objelean

[Matt Raible]

Can wro4j set caching headers on *all* my images, or just those references in CSS?

[Alex Objelean]

On all images served by wro4j (there is a single filter controlling
this WroFilter which is mapped to /wro/*)

Alex Objelean

On 17 nov., 01:31, Matt Raible <m...@raibledesigns.com> wrote:
> Can wro4j set caching headers on *all* my images, or just those references
> in CSS?
>

[Alex Objelean]

So the answer is: it can control the caching headers only for the
images referenced in included css....

On 17 nov., 01:31, Matt Raible <m...@raibledesigns.com> wrote:

> Can wro4j set caching headers on *all* my images, or just those references
> in CSS?
>

[Matt Raible]

OK, thanks.

I found the download in the Maven repository - you might want to publish it in the downloads section as well.

I tried upgrading from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 on my site and I'm getting the following error in my logs:

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/slf4j/LoggerFactory

I'm guessing it's not a drop-in replacement?

Matt

[Objelean Alex]

Matt, please try to add the wro4j with maven by updating the pom, it should automatically add the needed dependency (it uses slf4j logging api)... 

Alex

2009/11/17 Matt Raible <ma...@raibledesigns.com>

[Matt Raible]

I'm not using Maven as I'm just dropping in JARs to Roller's WEB-INF/lib directory and deploying that way. Dangerous, but it's my site, so that's OK. ;-)

I solved it by adding slf4j-api and its log4j counterpart.

Also, it seems my YSlow score has gone down a couple notches. Looking at the following page:

http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/the_future_of_web_frameworks

There's an image that's referenced in CSS:

http://raibledesigns.com/themes/andreas08/images/header_purple.jpg

That doesn't have an expires header on it. Should it?

Thanks,

Matt