Java client looks for a new key when requested stale key is in the cache
Originally Published: 2008-02-08
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The client contacts the server merely to maintain the integrity of the cache, as directed by the TTL value in the config file. The 2.1 server also returns key status/attributes so the client can determine if a key has been marked as compromised etc. (You would also need the 2.1 client R_KM_KEY_get_by_xxxx API to extract that information.), so this behavior is a lot more useful in 2.1.
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