General Interface provides an in-memory local data cache where developers can store XML/XSL documents needed by the application. Some documents in the local data cache are placed there automatically by the system. Developers can also set their own documents in the local data cache. Having a centralized cache provides easier object cleanup, as well as a standardized method for sharing data across multiple components. The local data cache is a critical aspect of a stateful rich client experience when used in conjunction with asynchronous data access. General Interface applications can send and receive any type of text data sent using HTTP/S. The jsx3.net.Request class is used for this exchange, providing a generic transport mechanism for text content, regardless of format. Data that is in XML format can be stored in the local data cache for repeated use by various objects within the application. |
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