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Michael Champion wrote:
> On Apr 5, 2005 7:11 PM, Bill de hÓra <bill.dehora@propylon.com> wrote:
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>>>*if* your users do far more read operations than create/update/delete
>>>operations, and there is a high probability that a document that is
>>>retrieved once will be requested again soon.. Very true on the Web.
>>>Not true for data enty applications. Nightmarishly difficult in the
>>>distributed read/write case.
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>>Don't understand the last bit - nightmarishly difficult how?
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> I was thinking of the quote attributed to Phil Karlton
> (http://lists.xml.org/archives/xml-dev/200001/msg00170.html) "There
> are only two hard problems in computer science, cache invalidation and
> naming things."
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> Hmm, REST assumes that both of them have been solved <duck>.
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Perhaps you are not in the real world. Or perhaps you are
shilling/partnering with companies that sell things that speed up XML
processing for things that are not necessary??
-Rob
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