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Previously the modules in this package had access to persistent storage. And it was expected that the modules would keep the information up to date.
This model created problems when there where several instances of the service on the same machine and even more so when distributed over several machines.
Therefor we have abandoned this model and instead proposes a model when the user of this package deals with the persistent storage.
The modules in the package only provides a set of methods: dump, flush and load which are supposed to be used by the frontend when it stores and retrieves state information to/from the persistent storage.