rewrote internationalization and help system
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benefits and detriments. This allows you to increase scalability and
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performance at a cost of either memory or disk space or both. The gains
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here are primarily enjoyed by large heavy traffic sites that use lots of
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templates.
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complex templates.
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- Added convenience methods to Wobject superclass for internationalization,
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wobject ID, and namespace.
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- Added an object-oriented interface to the internationalization system. The
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old procedural interface still works as well.
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- Added on the wire compression to HTTP transport for WSClient wobject. This
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will have no effect on clients/servers that can't support compression.
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- A small patch from Roy Johnson to deal with different types of WSDLs in th
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WS Client.
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- A small patch from Roy Johnson to deal with different types of WSDLs in the
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WSClient.
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- Moved to a compiled internationalization and help system. At a cost of 3
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megabytes of RAM, it provides a boost in performance of over 35%. More
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importantly though, it cuts the number of database queries in half on an
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average page, which leads to much greater scalability. See
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docs/migration.txt for API changes.
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- Added the ability to select session v. global caches to WSClient.
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