Currently exec() returns a list of raw objects w/o converting them in advanced as with normal usage. So rather then a String, a List or other rich objects, the client always gets bytes[].
This makes it pretty impossible to use Redis "transactions" with RJC since the return values cannot be used.
e-mzungu
commented
13 years ago
Hi,
Currently exec() returns a list of raw objects w/o converting them in advanced as with normal usage. So rather then a String, a List or other rich objects, the client always gets bytes[]. This makes it pretty impossible to use Redis "transactions" with RJC since the return values cannot be used.