On Mon, 12 Nov 2001 22:24, Paul Hammant wrote: > Peter, > > >>and > >>component-manager services? > > > >no. It gets it components via listening to events. > > You'll have to coach me dude, as to how to get Fede's Store for use.
Im not sure I understand. The Listener doesn't need to reference the Store. The listener should not include any logic at all. All it should be doing is registering the PersistentClient blocks with the PersistentServer block. The PersistentServer would then have a dependency on Store if thats how you chose to persist Blocks. The snippet of code I sent yesterday should work .. in theory. I will test it out practically tomorrow night. If I haven't explained it well enough by then I will send my code and see if that makes it easier (or worse) to understand. > >>>That work for you ? > >> > >>Yes it would work, It could be inside the SAR app or outside I presume, > >>given the concern above. An Assembler's duty. > > > >Im not sure what you mean outside a .sar ? > > In another sar. Does it listen to all block events in the machine, or > just those in the same server app? just those inside the same app. -- Cheers, Pete *---------------------------------------------------------* | Programming today is a race between software engineers | | striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof | | programs,and the universe trying to produce bigger and | | better idiots. So far, the universe is winning. | | - Richard Cook | *---------------------------------------------------------* -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
