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Limiting the response sizes for different classes of users will need to be a configuration parameter. This will be set in the OLFS. Users will initially be divided into two groups: authenticated and unauthenticated. Authenticated users will have unlimited access capability while unauthenticated users will only be allowed to transfer up to ''N'' bytes of data. | Limiting the response sizes for different classes of users will need to be a configuration parameter. This will be set in the OLFS. Users will initially be divided into two groups: authenticated and unauthenticated. Authenticated users will have unlimited access capability while unauthenticated users will only be allowed to transfer up to ''N'' bytes of data. | ||
=== OLFS and BES communication === | |||
Use a SetContext element in the GetData request. | |||
=== libdap implementation === | |||
In the class DDS add ''set_'' and ''get_response_limit()'' methods. The ''set-response_limit()'' method will be called by the BES in the ''void | |||
BESDataResponseHandler::execute( BESDataHandlerInterface &dhi )'' or equivalent method. | |||
In the ''libdap:ResponseBuilder'' class | |||
Revision as of 19:31, 30 May 2011
Limiting the response sizes for different classes of users will need to be a configuration parameter. This will be set in the OLFS. Users will initially be divided into two groups: authenticated and unauthenticated. Authenticated users will have unlimited access capability while unauthenticated users will only be allowed to transfer up to N bytes of data.
OLFS and BES communication
Use a SetContext element in the GetData request.
libdap implementation
In the class DDS add set_ and get_response_limit() methods. The set-response_limit() method will be called by the BES in the void BESDataResponseHandler::execute( BESDataHandlerInterface &dhi ) or equivalent method.
In the libdap:ResponseBuilder class
