On 6/6/11 3:33 PM, Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
Hi,
Many months we made the decision to always call refreshUser() on every request.
Now this makes sense as a default and obviously when using some expensive data
source one should consider some sort of caching for this. However I think we
should provide some simple ways to reduce the number of calls to the data
source, basically I think we should cover the following scenarios
1) fetch on every request
this is what we have today
2) fetch every X requests
3) fetch after Y amount of seconds
For both X and Y we should probably also include some ways to easily set the
interval dynamically on the first load and subsequent refreshes.
This will imho cover the bulk of what users will need in practice without
having to make the user implement similar logic in every user provider.
That's already possible today as you can do whatever you want in the
refreshUser() method.
Fabien
Gruss,
Lukas
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