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They should just assign each schema a unique id, and have the server error out when receiving an ID it doesn't know. Then the client sends over the schema and t
by jamesaguilar 14y ago
They should just assign each schema a unique id, and have the server error out when receiving an ID it doesn't know. Then the client sends over the schema and the server caches it until death. This means the first request bears one additional round-trip, but the average request just carries an extra few bytes of identification.
- afuruhed 14y agoPlease have a look at the schema exchange specification. We welcome feedback. It is too costly to include meta data in every message. http://blinkprotocol.org/s/BlinkSchemaExchangeSpec-beta1.pdf http://blinkprotocol.org/s/BlinkSchemaExchangeSpec-beta1.pdf Anders
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