On 5/27/09 10:33 AM, "David Otton" wrote:
> 2009/5/27 Tom Worster :
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>> without getting into whether or not this cache design makes sense, my
>> question in this example is: what options are there for ending the http
>> transition and then continuing on to do the cache update work?
>
> You eit
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On 5/27/09 9:50 AM, "bruce" wrote:
> exacly what are you trying to accomplish? is this in a web app? has the
user
2009/5/27 Tom Worster :
> without getting into whether or not this cache design makes sense, my
> question in this example is: what options are there for ending the http
> transition and then continuing on to do the cache update work?
You either continue processing then-and-there (exec(), or what
On 5/27/09 9:50 AM, "bruce" wrote:
> exacly what are you trying to accomplish? is this in a web app? has the user
> hit the site, logged in, etc?
>
> can you provide an example of what the sequence of events are that you're
> trying to deal with..
it is a web app.
let's say for example that we
hi tom...
exacly what are you trying to accomplish? is this in a web app? has the user
hit the site, logged in, etc?
can you provide an example of what the sequence of events are that you're
trying to deal with..
thanks
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