On Nov 27, 2008, at 6:14 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
> No, it is the bizobj instantiated on the server to carry out the
> server-side validation, querying, etc.
BTW, that's why it uses a 'cache' directory. When a bizobj is
instantiated, its dataset and several other key values are pickled and
stored in a file in that directory. Then when another remote request
comes in, the remote bizobj can be re-created, and thus differences in
data, etc., can be discerned.
I still have to work out an aging process for these pickle files.
Theoretically, a server with heavy activity could build up many
thousands of them; perhaps a cron job that deletes those older than X
minutes could be added to the server.
-- Ed Leafe
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