It may be helpful and performance to have KBA cache on the server, the result lists of a given query. Those results could be identified by the query identifier (of the asynchronous calls) and using the queryId, "fed forward" to other appropriate endpoints, if necessary.
Caching results in this way may streamline workflows in which the output of one call becomes the input of another.
It may be helpful and performance to have KBA cache on the server, the result lists of a given query. Those results could be identified by the query identifier (of the asynchronous calls) and using the queryId, "fed forward" to other appropriate endpoints, if necessary.
Caching results in this way may streamline workflows in which the output of one call becomes the input of another.