Defining Server Caching Options for XML?

Hi all...
Using CS3, I've created an XSLT fragment to consume an RSS
feed, and inserted that in a homepage, following this tutorial for
DW8:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/dw_xsl_rss.html
It works great, but I'm curious... what do I edit (or add) to
define caching of the XML on the server? I want to limit it to an
update every few hours or so, to minimize bandwith usage.
Thanks for any help, kinda learning this all as I go....
Oh, and it's a .cfm page, but it's not live yet...

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