We're not supporting user prefs ala iGoogle at present. Most of the apps on hi5 are new and are using opensocial to store user data.
We are passing any up_* params to the backend for retrieval by gadgets.Prefs however -- some people want to use this for creating individual sub-pages for their gadgets. On 4/9/08 8:02 AM, "Santiago Gala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > El mié, 09-04-2008 a las 07:14 -0700, Paul Lindner escribió: >> It's java. >> >> We integrate shindig.jar into our API server build, which is based off >> Enunciate (see http://enunciate.codehaus.org) >> >> Then we take the whole thing and run it on our tweaked version of Tomcat >> 6.0.16. >> > > Have you written your own implementation of preferences? Is (part of) > its code available for shindig? The one currently in shindig is relying > on gmodules.com and cookies, and I have seen it break for external, non > igoogle hosted gadgets. > > Regards > Santiago > >> On 4/9/08 5:34 AM, "Alejandro Rivero" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> Paul, are we speaking php or java? I understand it is the former, but >>> if the later, which is the java host? Tomcat? >>> >>> 2008/4/9 Paul Lindner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>>> * On a single server instance we were able to push shindig into the 500 >>>> req/sec range. Beyond that and we saw request latency go higher than we >>>> found acceptable. >>
