On Wed, Apr 3, 2019 at 9:56 AM Jacques Nadeau wrote:
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> > "To consume the whole flight, generally all endpoints must be consumed"
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> I actually think the problem is we changed some names at one point and this
> comment is a bit behind. This should probably read that "To consume the
> who
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> "To consume the whole flight, generally all endpoints must be consumed"
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I actually think the problem is we changed some names at one point and this
comment is a bit behind. This should probably read that "To consume the
whole flight all Flight Itineraries must be consumed. Any endpoint liste
hi,
On Wed, Apr 3, 2019 at 8:19 AM ming zhang wrote:
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> but then the comment is not right? since not all flights will be consumed?
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> "To consume the whole
> > > >* flight, all endpoints must be consumed."
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I think we might be splitting hairs a little bit. Would it help if we
added "gener
The current model is there is a fixed number of itineraries. The available
endpoints could include multiple transports theoretically.
You're example where there are a variable number of itineraries depending
on protocol is not currently supported. In that case, I would suggest that
the list includ
but then the comment is not right? since not all flights will be consumed?
"To consume the whole
> > >* flight, all endpoints must be consumed."
if we introduce a itinerary concept, we have a complete story and mental
model. something like
message FlightGetInfo {
// schema of the dataset a
On Tue, Apr 2, 2019 at 10:08 PM ming zhang wrote:
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> in a case where there are multiple ways to retrieve this logical data set,
> how to represent this in the response?
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> for example, assume there is a data set that has
> part 1 in endpoint 1 and part 2 in endpoint 2 with tcp as transport
> bot
in a case where there are multiple ways to retrieve this logical data set,
how to represent this in the response?
for example, assume there is a data set that has
part 1 in endpoint 1 and part 2 in endpoint 2 with tcp as transport
both part 1 and part 2 in endpoint 3, with infiniband as transport
Hi,
A FlightGetInfo plan corresponds to a single logical dataset. The
dataset may be spread across multiple endpoints, so if you want the
whole dataset you have to execute DoGet against them all.
I'm not sure what you mean by "provide more than one execution plan".
- Wes
On Tue, Apr 2, 2019 at
