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My next question is then, how often do we restart the application  
server side in a day?
I am just asking because I have "lost" the information here twice  
today (first time after about 10 minutes).

/Anne

On 14. okt. 2009, at 16.58, Vassil Dichev wrote:

>> @Vassil: What exactly do you mean by restart of the application?
>> On my side or server side?
>
> Server side- an actor is started by Boot.scala. At that time there's
> no data in the actor.
>
>> I also don't want the information to stay there "forever", like you  
>> say the
>> information expires fairly quick.
>> No need to make them stay there longer for me.