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How to use Edge Side Includes in a Struts-Tiles based application ?

 
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Hi all,
I have a Struts-Tiles based web application, and currently I am caching the urls like (/home.do, /games.do) in cachespec.xml, using a dynamic caching facility for servlets in Websphere 5.1 app server. Here, the caching goes on the App Server.

But the best practice is to cache the content as close to the end user as possible . So I was wondering if there is any way that Edge Side Includes (ESI) [Websphere Techique] can be used in the application without disturbing the Tiles design for the application,

Please can anyone shed some light on this.

Thanks
Vamshi
 
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