Seems rather complicated when dumping state to a notecard would serve the purposes. the database gateway object would handle the http requests. my recommendation is to use a router type device to queue the messages which are then transmitted to the database gateway object. So you will have to rely on shipping data out to the internet and use your own databases for persisting memory. persisting state data to a notecard would be much more efficient, faster, and more reliable provided the asset system is stable. Giddy looks like you will need to develop your own tiered system to ship data in and out of secondlife. These changes also fix an exploit where a script could use excessively long object names to overflow the memory of other scripts that listened for chat messages. The reason for the changes in 1.19.0 is to make the behavior consistent and predictable at all times, whether the object is rezzed, in-world, taken into inventory or given away. We are aware that some scripts have used the name and description fields as a way of storing state information, and that the 1.19.0 server may break some scripts in some circumstances. Previously, this was possible, but once again these characters would be lost if the object were taken into inventory. Similarly, the object name and description can no longer be set to include the pipe (|) character. A couple of weeks ago, residents identified as having objects with long names or descriptions were contacted through e-mail to let them know that this change was coming. However, the names and descriptions would then be truncated if the object were taken into inventory, or in some cases if you edited the object. Previously, these functions would let you set longer names and descriptions for objects rezzed in-world. With the new 1.19.0 server, these limits are enforced when the fields are set using the llSetObjectDesc() and llSetObjectName() LSL functions.
The name field is limited to 63 characters, and the description field is limited to 127 characters. There have always been limits on the length of the “Name” and “Description” fields on objects.
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