Hi Jim, Jim Whitehead wrote: > My fear with returning a full depth infinity index for all cases is that > some cases (e.g., collections high up in a hierarchy) may return very large > results, which could cause a problem for low-memory clients. This is a valid concern if you assume that indexes can be generated for arbitrary portions of any web-site. This was not the intention in the DRP proposal. The assumption is made that a server will provide indexes only for those portions of the site that make sense to be replicated. For example in our server you need to specify for which parts of your site the server will generate indexes. By the way, sometimes it makes absolute sense to generate exhaustive indexes for entire sites. You may allow this for web site replication for example. In that case you could either generate the index dynamically, or you can generate it offline and store it in an index file in a portion of the site to which access is restricted. Again, these indexes would define complete self-consistent snapshots of the site as it was at a particular moment in time. Have fun, Arthur van Hoff
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