I have a very fundamental understanding problem with Rails page caching mechanism.
On a rails 2.0.5 application, I use a lot of full page caching, everything's working fine, pages are served at great speed by apache.
So far all the content was handled in an admin section, the cache sweepers are working well.
But I have now opened the edition of some sections to the users, who don't go through the "admin" namespace, but the regular routes.
the problem is that it seems when the updates are performed, they don't go to mongrel with the "put" action, instead I just get the cached page (no action in the database, no flash message, no nothing....)
I feel like I missed something here, is it possible to use page caching with regular REST routes ? or do I have a problem with my mongrel/apache configuration ?