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Table of Contents
Protocol negotiation
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Message Definition
A message is a series of bytes which contains the request or response. If the message is large, then we will have provision to divide the message into small messages. In that case, client/server needs to collect all messages to parse the request/response.
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In order to consistently define messages the Extended Backus–Naur form grammar will be used.
Usage | Notation |
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| definition | = |
| alterationalternation | | |
| optional | [ ... ] |
| repetition | { ... } |
| Groupinggrouping | ( ... ) |
Generic Message definition
Every message will (except for connection initializing handshakes, which are necessarily insulated from future changes to the message structure) will adhere to the following generic message definition. A Message will comprise of a MessageHeader and either a Request or Response component.
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Response = APIResponse | Description | |
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| APIResponse | type = variable | The Api specific Reponse message. Here are some examples of Response messages PutResponse | GetResponse | PutAllResponse | GetAllResponse | ServerConfigResposneServerConfigResponse | ClientConfigResponse | AuthResponse | ErrorResponse |
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Operations for getting, creating, and modifying data regions can be found here
Locator API
Connections to locators behave a bit differently from normal cache server connections. For more details and information about locator operations, visit this page.