Cross-Client Object Storage Issues
Josh Rotenberg
joshrotenberg at gmail.com
Sat Jan 26 00:24:32 UTC 2008
Be sure to keep in my Brian's other point about serialization and/or
compression. If you using either from either side (Java or php) you
might have more issues.
Josh
On Jan 25, 2008, at 2:49 PM, "Mark Magpayo" <mmagpayo at purevideo.com>
wrote:
>> Mark Magpayo wrote:
>>> For some reason any keys that I store with PHP, I cannot retrieve in
>>> Java, and vice versa. I've tried turning sanitizeKeys off in the
> Java
>>> client and still no luck.
>>
>> The first hurdle is whether or not the Java and PHP clients use the
> same
>> hashing algorithm. I don't know that they do.
>>
>
> Apparently the Java client uses the native String.hashCode() method as
> its default hashing algorithm. Digging into the source a bit more (as
> well as the javadocs), there is a flag to set the hashing to an
> algorithm that is compatible with other clients.
>
> Got it to work finally!
>
> -Mark
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