On 7/29/2010 8:54 AM, j.s. mammen wrote:
Folks, lets not get bogged down by REST defined by Roy Fielding in
2000.
My question was simple.
Here it is again, rephrased.
Do we need to implement a memcached layer whereby we can access the
cached objects by using HTTP protocol. Here is an example of getting a
cached object from a server
GET [server]/mc/object/id1
Hope the question is clearer now?
I can see an advantage if it let you get/put data using facilities most
languages have built-in instead of needing an add-on client library.
But, I don't see how you would handle the [server] part without
re-creating all of the logic in the client library anyway.
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Les Mikesell
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