Hi, I'm writing a social gadget to Orkut that make calls to my server. These calls are meant to store user data, game data, "neighbors" and so on... Well, I'm not sure if it's worth make calls to this server using gadgets.io.makeRequest. Maybe would be better make calls directly using jQuery.ajax(), for example. Reading the docs, I've seen that using makeRequest, we are able to send signed requests to avoid tampered requests. We can verify the integrity of the requests (as described in Validating Signed Requests article). So... I don't know for sure if makeRequest is slower than, like I said, jQuery.ajax() calls... I need to know if this can slowdown high traffic applications... I believe that if I don't use makeRequest, I need to create another mechanism to protect the user requests, right? Can I use the PHP client library to verify the request not sent via makeRequest?
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