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For the Link Discovery Service restriction based on the Link Predicates is considered.
Here the question shall be discussed, if the Link Predicate/s are mandatory or optional.
In todays IBM LDX implementation the link predicate is mandatory, as the client in any case is explicitly interested in defined link predicate/s.
Still the use case is likely, that a client is interested in any links pointing to the objects e.g. visualized on the screen.
Therefore the predicate shall be optional.
In case of overload a server can respond with e.g. bad request
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This has potential performance and implementation consequences for implementations. Finding all links of any type could be very inefficient and lead to scalability and performance issues. I recommend that the first version of the LDM specification specifies the link types are mandatory. This matches the current implementation in IBM Rational ELM.
For the Link Discovery Service restriction based on the Link Predicates is considered.
Here the question shall be discussed, if the Link Predicate/s are mandatory or optional.
In todays IBM LDX implementation the link predicate is mandatory, as the client in any case is explicitly interested in defined link predicate/s.
Still the use case is likely, that a client is interested in any links pointing to the objects e.g. visualized on the screen.
Therefore the predicate shall be optional.
In case of overload a server can respond with e.g. bad request
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: