Asynchronous Web Language [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
In a REST service project, where should we put code that calls a third party REST API?
My project is organized in layers like
In a REST service project, where should we put code that calls a third party REST API?
My project is organized in layers like
sell applications that run only on a GPL v2 Server [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
sell applications that run only on a GPL v2 Server [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Can we consider a clients interaction with a web server to be stateful if the web server maintains state via session variables or cookies?
A little confused with the notion of stateful/stateless architectures. Forgive me if I’m unclear.
Can we consider a clients interaction with a web server to be stateful if the web server maintains state via session variables or cookies?
A little confused with the notion of stateful/stateless architectures. Forgive me if I’m unclear.
Can we consider a clients interaction with a web server to be stateful if the web server maintains state via session variables or cookies?
A little confused with the notion of stateful/stateless architectures. Forgive me if I’m unclear.
Can we consider a clients interaction with a web server to be stateful if the web server maintains state via session variables or cookies?
A little confused with the notion of stateful/stateless architectures. Forgive me if I’m unclear.
How do web servers deal with issues that arise when a machine has been on for a long time?
It seems to be accepted that computers that have been powered on for a long time and have any sort of complex software (ie and OS) running on them they tend to develop random errors and problems. Turning the device off and back on powers off the machine and destroys all volatile memory, generally fixing the problem.