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http://www.couchbase.com/docs/couchbase-sdk-java-1.1/api-reference-summary.html
client.replace arguments are key, expiry, object, but are indicated as key, object, expiry
Not splitting key/value makes more sense as the API will be more consistent in JVM languages that allow default values, e.g. replace(key, object, expiry=0), but the rest of the API uses key, expiry, object order so splitting makes sense to be consistent in the Java version.
client.replace arguments are key, expiry, object, but are indicated as key, object, expiry
Not splitting key/value makes more sense as the API will be more consistent in JVM languages that allow default values, e.g. replace(key, object, expiry=0), but the rest of the API uses key, expiry, object order so splitting makes sense to be consistent in the Java version.
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