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* API: no more session based cache for account list or searches for SQL backend (only for LDAP or AD)

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ralf 2024-01-29 17:00:06 +02:00
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api/src/Accounts.php
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@ -22,14 +22,14 @@ use EGroupware\Api\Exception\AssertionFailed;
/**
* API - accounts
*
* This class uses a backend class (at them moment SQL or LDAP) and implements some
* caching on to top of the backend functions:
* This class uses a backend class and implements some caching on to top of the backend functions:
*
* a) instance-wide account-data cache queried by account_id including also members(hips)
* implemented by self::cache_read($account_id) and self::cache_invalidate($account_ids)
*
* b) session based cache for search, split_accounts and name2id
* implemented by self::setup_cache() and self::cache_invalidate()
* SQL backend does NOT use the session, but just a static variable so caching on request base.
*
* The backend only implements the read, save, delete, name2id and the {set_}members{hips} methods.
* The account class implements all other (eg. name2id, id2name) functions on top of these.
@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ use EGroupware\Api\Exception\AssertionFailed;
class Accounts
{
/**
* Enables the session-cache, currently switched on independent of the backend
* Enables the session-cache, currently __construct switches it off for SQL backend
*
* @var boolean
*/
@ -169,6 +169,9 @@ class Accounts
}
$backend_class = 'EGroupware\\Api\\Accounts\\'.ucfirst($backend);
// switch session cache off for SQL
self::$use_session_cache = $backend !== 'sql';
if ($backend_object && !is_a($backend_object, $backend_class))
{
throw new AssertionFailed("Invalid backend object, not a $backend_class object!");