Ken,
can you pls. describe the usecase you've told about on meeting for
client side connection cache: responseReceived(), release()...
As right now I don't see clearly how they could be used...
Current usecase is:
connect() -> cache.get()
send()
receive()
.........(some client connection actions)................
close() -> cache.release(0)
which means that connection is supposed to be busy until it will be
explicitly closed.
Thanks.
WBR,
Alexey.
charlie hunt wrote:
> Let's plan on only Oleksiy's changes for the next meeting.
>
> If anyone on this mailing list, if any who attends next Wednesday's
> meeting, would like to us to go over the structure of the cache code,
> we can schedule that for the following week's meeting.
>
> charlie ....
>
>
> Ken Cavanaugh wrote:
>> charlie hunt wrote:
>>> From what I'm seeing / reading I like what I am seeing.
>> I agree.
>>>
>>> But, I feel I should ask others on this list if we should consider a
>>> "concept review" of the changes / additions for our next Project
>>> Grizzly meeting ?
>>>
>> Sounds good to me.
>>> What do others think ?
>>>
>>> I'm thinking it might be useful to have a sequence diagram for
>>> inbound and outbound connection caching. Perhaps a sequence diagram
>>> for configuring as you've described and a sequence diagram showing
>>> how connections are re-used.
>> Do you want this just at the level of Oleksiy's changes, or do we
>> need/want to go over the structure
>> of the cache code? We did this once before, but if we have people
>> from outside joining us, we may
>> want to go over the internals of the caches again.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Ken.
>>
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