Hi,

I agree for most of the points below but I wonder whether it is the
right time to do them.
There will always be things to fix/improve but we have to draw the
line and cut 1.5 final.

On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Pedro Santos <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, just centralizing a set of ideas to improve IPageManager and
> friends. Please give your opinion and increase the list with your
> ideas. If we reach a consensus, we can already start open/resolve
> tickets.
>
> Context: PersistentPageManager was designed to work like
> SecondLevelCacheSessionStore (page-management.txt), but it is now a
> composition of IPageStore PersistentPageManager
>    - Rename PersistentPageManager to PageStoreManager.
Agree to do it before 1.5.0.
PPM can work with HttpSessionDataStore as backend thus it is not persistent.
>
> Context: PersistentPageManager.SessionEntry clears its pages in cache
> every time a new list of touched pages in request is set to be cached.
> This strategy works fine for a single tab navegation. If one opens
> another tab to another page, pages cached in session for the other tab
> will be lost in the session cache (the remain in the application
> serialized page cache however).
>    - change PersistentPageManager.SessionEntry#setPages to work
> cyclic (in benefit of a faster multiple tabs navigation and preventing
> memory overflow since one can touche a lot of pages)
I'd like to leave this for 1.5.x.
But if the patch is simple then I don't mind to do for 1.5.0
>
> Context: the code related to page persistence is a bit hard to understand
>   - Write some javadoc to PersistentPageManager after we talk about
> possible changes in this thread.
Agree.
Improving javadoc is always welcome.
>   - Rename PersistentPageManager.SessionEntry pages variable to sessionCache
Agree. Before 1.5.0.
>   - Change DefaultPageStore to encapsulate all the write/read from
> session cache / application cache /second level data by moving
> PersistentPageManager.SessionEntry and PersistentRequestAdapter to
> DefaultPageStore, centralizing the logic: try session cache / try
> application cache (SerializedPagesCache) / try IDataStore. This
> refactoring centralizing the code will make the storing/access logic
> easier to understand
Prefer to leave it for 1.5.x
>
> --
> Pedro Henrique Oliveira dos Santos
>

If you think that some of the changes will be binary backward
incompatible then we should do them before 1.5.0.

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