Hi Hung,
I'm not quite sure I follow...
On Feb 17, 2006, at 12:09 PM, hung tran wrote:
Hi Tuscans,
I had previously posted a question regarding dynamic invocation,
which i believe i didn't word clearly enough.
I would like to build a test tool, with a runtime piece sitting as
part of the container.
I assume here you want to have some type of code that sits "inside"
the runtime and performs some type of analysis. Could you provide
some use case so I understand better?
The goal is to be able to invoke any component in any module in any
(sub)system, so i'll need to invoke by name as rather than by
reference.
Could you elaborate what you mean "by name" vs. "by reference" and
give a use case here?
As a part of the runtime, I assume I'll be granted access to APIs
not available to clients, thus my question is whether there is
currently a way for me to perform this action or is there anything
planned in the near future.
There are APIs that are not part of the SCA spec and we could
certainly add additional ones if appropriate. If we can pinpoint the
use cases, I can tell you if there are existing ones.
I'll need to be able to create objects in the context of the
desired module, as well as impersonate the module when invoking.
You can create "components" (actually InstanceContexts) in a
"module" (actually an AggregateContext) so this may be what you
need. What do you mean by impersonate?
I've been digging around the tuscany code and have a faint idea,
but would appreciate some help, and additionally to create some
dialog in this general area as I believe it might be useful to others.
Yes the docs are lacking and there is quite a bit of churn. Sorry
about that. We're always happy to help so if you can provide more
specifics, I can answer your questions better.
Jim
thanks,
hung
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