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| |
| |
| /* |
| * remoteContent* classes, we departed from the shindig java base style a bit here |
| * We want to use curl_multi for our content fetching because we don't have any fancy |
| * worker queue's where the java variant does. |
| * So a different methodlogy which calls for a different working unfortunatly, however |
| * it's kept in the spirit of the java variant as much as possible |
| */ |
| |
| class RemoteContentException extends Exception { |
| } |
| |
| abstract class RemoteContent { |
| |
| abstract public function fetch(RemoteContentRequest $request); |
| |
| abstract public function multiFetch(Array $requests); |
| |
| abstract public function invalidate(RemoteContentRequest $request); |
| } |