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Marshall Schor commented on UIMA-5106:
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V3 isn't planning to remove the existing IDs, which work as you mention above,
so you could continue to use that. It also currently assigns values and
adjusts values coming back from parallel executing remote services so they
remain unique. None of this is planned to change, except it is somewhat likely
the actual IDs will be changed from incrementing-by-1 to
incrementing-exactly-like-v2-increments-them :-) .
> uv3 constant "id" for FSs (Proposed new Feature for uv3)
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> Key: UIMA-5106
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-5106
> Project: UIMA
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Core Java Framework
> Reporter: Marshall Schor
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 3.0.0SDKexp
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> Add constant ID for FSs. This would be an incrementing, long value. It would
> be constant through serialization/ deserialization cycles. There would be a
> lazily created map from longs to FSs (via weak links) to allow direct access
> from the ID to the FS. Lazy intent is to not have a cost for this
> (space/time) other than the cost for 1 long / FS, if it is not used.
> We could make this feature optional, as well, to avoid the 8 bytes per FS
> overhead, but in V3, I think that's not a good tradeoff (space savings vs
> complexity).
> Issues:
> * Current design allows parallelism of services, with returned results
> "stacked" into receiving CAS; would need to change (some of) the IDs coming
> back.
> CAS would need to have the high-water-mark value as part of serializations.
> Backwards compatibility:
> * loading V2 CASs: generate new IDs upon loading.
> * serializing to V2: (for connecting to V2 services): drop the IDs.
> This is a proposed new V3 feature; comments appreciated.
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