We also have a distributed architecture where synchronization needs to occur between various internal components.
For instance, it's possible that attempting to delete an object immediately after it's created could result in an error that the object doesn't exist. A similar condition could occur when adding or modifying object metadata.
There's no way to assure that your application sends requests to a particular component. If you application expect to see immediate changes we would encourage retry.
rbala1
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November 16th, 2009 07:00
We also have a distributed architecture where synchronization needs to occur between various internal components.
For instance, it's possible that attempting to delete an object immediately after it's created could result in an error that the object doesn't exist. A similar condition could occur when adding or modifying object metadata.
There's no way to assure that your application sends requests to a particular component. If you application expect to see immediate changes we would encourage retry.
Raj