Hi everyone,
I'm starting a new project based on Fortress.
I read the examples provided by Marcus and found some material to get
started.
Here is a simplistic description of the project :
There's a business core composed of 3 components :
* RawDataProvider (reads data from database)
* Computer (does some computation on the datas, and creates some other
computed datas)
* ComputedDataStore (writes new data to database)
The main component is Computer (uses RawDataProvider and
ComputedDataStore) and has a business method : compute(Data[] data);
Now I would like to be able to launch the computation from :
* command line (batch mode)
* GUI client
* embedded in a server (in my case, it's CORBA, but it could be EJB as
well)
Now if Berin, Leo or Peter could answer my 3 questions :)
1 - Do I have to write a specific Container for each case ?
2 - If so, how would you design them ?
3 - What is the purpose of the container ? Why do we have to write a
Container at all ?
Thanks for any answer :)
Gilles Philippart
Societe Generale
Stock Lending and Borrowing IT Team
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