[TYPO3-dev] EM, TER2, XML and other animals
Robert Markula
robert.markula at gmx.net
Wed May 10 20:48:49 CEST 2006
Ries van Twisk wrote:
> Actually I don't understand why we need to fetch the complete XML at all???
> What is wrong with sending a query to TER and fetch the result in XML.
That's what I don't understand either. In the whole thread nobody
mentions this as a possibility.
What was wrong with sending a query to TER? That solves almost all
troubles on the client side and I can imagine that with TER mirroring,
it wouldn't be too heavy (load-wise) on the server side. Plus, it would
do away with the ugly need to update the extension list in EM manually
to get the latest extensions.
> We just talk about 2000 records in a database (even if there where
> 20.000 records), that should be doable in a snap.
> I search for news, and I get a XML feed with all extensions with news in
> it (limited to let's say 200 extensions).
>
> That XML can be parsed quickly with no big memery requirements and
> displayed.
> I know they have been doing this to get the load of typo3.org, but
> really this is the wrong method.
> Any database can handle and send at least 20-40 queries/sec, if
> bandwidth is a problem then zip it up and send (like most webservers do
> anyways).
>
> Compare this : When I want to see a page on typo3.org, my browser
> doesn't fetch a recursive version of the
> complete typo3.org, doesn't it? it just fetches the part I am interested
> it.
+1 from a user perspective.
Cheers,
Ro
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