Octavian Râşniţă wrote:
Of course, if an object is stored in the memory and more users use it,
the data is sent by reference and everyone gets it, but beeing afraid of
memory leaks... I always prefered a cache that store a serialized data.
(Which in case of HTML::FormFu might not be possible)
From: "Ronald J Kimball"
A user accesses the form. This creates a cached version of the form. A
second user gets the form from the cache and adds data to it. Without
cloning the form, the data would be stored by reference in the cache or
something like that, and the other users would also get
Octavian Râşniţă wrote:
Well, I think I understand now... or not? :-)
A user accesses the form. This creates a cached version of the form. A
second user gets the form from the cache and adds data to it. Without
cloning the form, the data would be stored by reference in the cache or
something
2009/11/3 Octavian Râşniţă :
> From: "Carl Franks"
> 2009/11/2 Octavian Râşniţă :
>>
>> From: "Carl Franks"
>> ...
>>>
>>> Ok, but if each user should have its own form, then how does the cache
>>> help
>>> the users?
>>> I thought that the forms could be saved without the data they contain...
>>
