Hi Steve, some comments in line
Simon
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 12:39 PM, Steve Chamberlain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Could someone please give me a clue about invocation-time access to the
policies resulting from Intents and/or PolicySets attached to a custom
reference binding?
Simon,
In terms of your question I mean the latter - to invoke the computed
policies from a custom BindingInvoker (if the runtime isn't going to set
up an interceptor to do it for me).
But I was under the impression that the
PolicySetAttachPoint.getPolicySets() API related only to the model, and
Hi,
Now we have a new set of SPIs to handle policies. Please see the ML
discussions on
http://markmail.org/message/gvz6pb2phvpqx7kb?q=tuscany+policyhandlerspage=1refer=icgy2fce45g2ioze.
Please let us know if it fits your requirements.
Thanks,
Raymond
I created two identical tables. One has data (ORGANIZATIONTYPELIST) and the
other one is empty (ORGANIZATIONTYPELIST1). when running against the one
without data, no exception is thrown. when running against the one with data,
this error is thrown:
java.lang.ClassCastException: The value
Hi Marian,
Shouldn`t be
SCADomain.newInstance(http://localhost:7001/some-web-app/Test.composite;);
instead of
SCADomain.newInstance(http://localhost:7001/some-web-app/Test.composite
http://localhost:7001/some-web-app/Test.composite );
?
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 3:03 PM, Marian, Radu [EMAIL
Adriano,
The initial post was corrupted by the Outlook html behavior. So now
using plain text instead...
In my code I am saying:
SCADomain.newInstance(http://localhost:7001/some-web-app/Test.composite
);
And it produces the ServiceRuntimeException error (listed below).
Thanks for
Hi,
Are you trying to load and run a SCA composite remotely from a HTTP URL?
SCADomain class is not designed for this purpose. We now have the
NodeLauncher which can launch a SCA node to run a deployable composite with
required contributions.
Please see an example at:
It's now official, Google has announced the accepted student proposals
for 2008 [1] and the ASF accepted proposals is also available [2].It's
very good to see that all the effort done by the Tuscany Community has
now materialized as 6 excellent proposals accepted.
I'd also want to take this
how does sca/das handle transactions working together ? if i have 2 das
instances, connecting to 2 different databases, and both das instances are
within a single component/service operation, is this considered a single
transaction ?...if someone can point me to some documentation as well,