This PR decouples serialisation and de-serialisation from the Store by delegating to the Database instance.
This allows applications to control behaviour using custom Database class implementations.
The Store objects are no longer virtual and are purely for managing in-memory data contents.
There are no longer implementation-specific store types, and serialisation and de-serialisation is instead handled via Reader and Writer class implementations.
These classes provide methods to support both immediate (synchronous) streaming (e.g. to/from files) and for asychronous streaming to/from web clients.
Serialisation still uses an internal MemoryDataStream intermediate buffer, but instead of buffering the entire contents of a store much smaller fragments are created.
For the Basic_Config example this maxes out at about 120 bytes.
This PR decouples serialisation and de-serialisation from the
Storeby delegating to the Database instance. This allows applications to control behaviour using customDatabaseclass implementations.The
Storeobjects are no longer virtual and are purely for managing in-memory data contents. There are no longer implementation-specific store types, and serialisation and de-serialisation is instead handled viaReaderandWriterclass implementations.These classes provide methods to support both immediate (synchronous) streaming (e.g. to/from files) and for asychronous streaming to/from web clients.
Serialisation still uses an internal
MemoryDataStreamintermediate buffer, but instead of buffering the entire contents of a store much smaller fragments are created. For theBasic_Configexample this maxes out at about 120 bytes.