CloudCache.ws

Alex, There is not yet a .net library available for CloudCache - also note that we primarily support

I upgraded to a paid account recently. I went through the Amazon signup, paid the tiny fee to get it

Hi, CloudCache is currently hosted on EC2. You are quite right, that it most certainly is intended

Thanks for your interest! The java lib is open source - so you could of course add it yourself.

If you've already been using ActiveSupport::Cache in your Ruby on Rails app, then you'll only

Thanks for a great question. We'll update the site to make this more clear. This is for storage.

very useful response; thanks! Jud On May 15, 10:33 am, CloudMarc <dr.marc.b...@gmail.com> wrote

Please find the Ruby on Rails language bindings for CloudCache at http://code.google.com/p/cloudcache

Also, if you dig around a bit in the source (Nilesh, guidance?) there's a neat little application

The Java library for CloudCache is up on google code and is available as open-source under the Apache

I shoulda gone ahead w/ listkeys, list, myusage, flush - was easier than I thought. 100% of the

Per Travis' request, I have provided an xml output option for / listkeys, invoked thusly: http://

Ok, i've implemented incr and decr with the following API: increment by 1: POST http://cloudcache

I uploaded the python examples to google code under cloudcache-python - opted for the Apache License

CloudCache needs to support multiple virtual caches per account. Use case: used for multiple projects

+1 for apache. On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Alvin Wang <alvi...@gmail.com> wrote: If you

I've now added auth for list, myusage, and flush - with two ways to enjoy ;^): akey, signature,

Is the new http-post working with multi-part? If not, could someone please provide a test case that