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Currently, the client can basically request the server to send all of its data in a single request which might to in the order of GB or even TB. This might lead to high resource consumption and costs on server-side.
The reason for this is, that a client can set an arbitrary large page size or even non at all.
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How should it be fixed?
The server should be allowed to limit his response using the paging mechanism.
For example, a client might request submodels with a limit of 100 which would be ~1GB of data. The server then should be able to response with <= 100 submodels as he likes (typically this is done via fixed maximal server page size and/or maximal data size).
For the client to know that he has received less elements than requested, a server should always return the number of elements returned.
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What is missing?
Currently, the client can basically request the server to send all of its data in a single request which might to in the order of GB or even TB. This might lead to high resource consumption and costs on server-side.
The reason for this is, that a client can set an arbitrary large page size or even non at all.
...
How should it be fixed?
The server should be allowed to limit his response using the paging mechanism.
For example, a client might request submodels with a limit of 100 which would be ~1GB of data. The server then should be able to response with <= 100 submodels as he likes (typically this is done via fixed maximal server page size and/or maximal data size).
For the client to know that he has received less elements than requested, a server should always return the number of elements returned.
...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: