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WoLpH
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Post by WoLpH »

Ah ok, well I'll have to use the UDP API then, but I still think UDP isn't fit for a task like this (but it does save a little bandwidth, thats true)

I'll make a post in the 'UDP API Client' thread ;)
phip
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Post by phip »

exp wrote:I still think that the UDP API is exactly what you need.
I definitely *want* to use the UDP API. But I am unsure it provides enough functionality to be useful.

The biggest problem I have is with the 24 hour delay before changes are reflected. Exp, is this still the case? I remember your changelog said you switched caching systems. Maybe (hopefully) this is no longer a problem.

Second, I'd really like to display a user's entire mylist, but as I understand the API, can only request individual files that are already known about. Any plans/possibility of this appearing in the future?
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Post by exp »

phip wrote:Second, I'd really like to display a user's entire mylist, but as I understand the API, can only request individual files that are already known about. Any plans/possibility of this appearing in the future?
The UDP API doesn't support this atm.
And adding it wouldn't be easy bc UDP just can't handle large transfers.

BYe!
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nich
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Post by nich »

After talking to PetriW for a few minutes, well... I think I take back what I said. :P

At least for now. :twisted:

Oh well. I'd probably be ok with a small udp client. Always online, so no need for a local copy yet. :)
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