Am 12.04.2011 09:04, schrieb Stian Soiland-Reyes: > I'm not suggesting you should use VMObjectReference as it would simply > store the real data in memory (in which case you could just as well > have used the in-memory mode of Taverna) - but you could likely model > your reference on this - the advantage would be that you could pass > your 'magic UUIDs' to services from other plugins, and they would > receive the full string value rather than just the UUID, I guess in > your current set-up you would need to add an additional uuid-to-string > shim to the workflow. I use my caching system in my plugin only for serialized objects which no other worker can deal with anyway. Strings use still the native taverna behaviour.
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