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[Eric Hodel]

??????? ???????? (slepnev_v at rambler.ru) wrote:

> It seems that I stopped SushiNet hogging the memory. Simply by 
> defining StoreItemList#will_answer? as false. (And by using my 
> LRUCache, StateRegistry and Controller =))

StoreItem should probably have #will_call? and #will_answer? set to
false as well.

The #call/#answer feature of Components is one of the coolest features
in Seaside/Borges.

> This closes the memory issue for my app, I guess. The number of 
> components will be bounded anyway.

Wonderful.

> P.S. This got me thinking about Borges 'design guidelines': it's too 
> easy to write a memory-hogging app in Borges, and consequences of 
> design decisions are not obvious. Tasks are the next big issue I'll 
> have to tackle.

Yeah :)  I welcome more documentation, its one area where we can easily
have Seaside beat.  (No offense to Avi and Julian ;)

-- 
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