Francisco,
Yes, it's difficult to make each of the Ruby HTTP backend clients (curb,
net/http) work the same way with respect to headers - I did attempt this
earlier. The protocol buffers API won't have this limitation, and I hope to
work that in soon.
Sean Cribbs
Developer Advocate
Basho Tec
Ripple/riak-client doesn't split a bunch of links into multiple
headers for you, right?
I'm trying the new associations feature which works great btw, but if
i'm limited to 100/150 links or a horrible workaround (in terms of
client code), I'd probably be better off storing that in an associated
do
Francisco,
The answer is to make your client submit multiple Link headers, which Riak will
join together. Watch what happens if I do that with curl:
$ curl -v -X PUT http://localhost:8098/riak/test/one -H "Content-Type:
text/plain" -d 'Hello,world' -H 'Link: ; riaktag="next"' -H
'Link: ; riakt
Hi all,
We're developing social features in our app that involve Twitter-like
relations between users.
As we have a 'users' bucket, the initial implementation is to add
links to following users (and link followers back) in order to create
a two-way relationship.
User A following > User
