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Dieter Guendisch updated CMIS-966:
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Description:
There are use cases where applications often request a bunch of small files
from a CMIS repository (like e.g. icons for their webapp).
It would be helpful if OpenCMIS would a provide a cache for the content of
files in a similar way it already provides a cache for the metadata of files.
Ideally this cache would:
- be bound to the current cmis session so that it goes along with the metadata
cache
- be configurable in terms of size (e.g. I want to cache no more than 500MB)
- result in no http remote calls at all for cached objects (if metadata &
content was cached for one particular object)
was:
Configurable rate limiting of remote requests for use with TCK.
The TCK does a lot of requests (there is even a warning about that in the
workbench). It would be nice to be able to run all tests, but at a slower speed.
This could be achieved with rate limiting client requests.
This might be useful outside of the TCK as well. For example a generic rate
limiting client wrapper.
> Add content cache to OpenCMIS
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> Key: CMIS-966
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CMIS-966
> Project: Chemistry
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Dieter Guendisch
> Assignee: Florian Müller
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> There are use cases where applications often request a bunch of small files
> from a CMIS repository (like e.g. icons for their webapp).
> It would be helpful if OpenCMIS would a provide a cache for the content of
> files in a similar way it already provides a cache for the metadata of files.
> Ideally this cache would:
> - be bound to the current cmis session so that it goes along with the
> metadata cache
> - be configurable in terms of size (e.g. I want to cache no more than 500MB)
> - result in no http remote calls at all for cached objects (if metadata &
> content was cached for one particular object)
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