Alexandre Enkerli on 2009-06-04
Clarifies a lot, to me. Wavelets are easy to conceptualize.
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Alexandre Enkerli on 2009-06-04
Clarifies a lot, to me. Wavelets are easy to conceptualize.
Each wavelet is a container for any number of uniquely named XML documents. This set of documents are authoritatively located on the WSP that provides the given wavelet, and can not span between providers or be rehomed into alternative wavelets.
To support this idiom, any single document operation may only target a single wavelet. The actions within this operation may optionally effect a single part of the contained set, but can not effect documents outside the target wavelet.
For background, however, a wavelet will contain a root document along with potentially any number of other documents arranged in a heirarchical-like conversation structure
Alexandre Enkerli on 2009-06-04
Flexible enough but clear bounds.
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