Laszlo Hornyak schrieb am 18.11.2002: >Joerg Buchberger mrta: >>Hi. >>I've got a couple of questions on Avalon and Phoenix: >>1. How stable is Phoenix? >> >Stable enough :)
great :) >>4. Does Phoenix offer its Blocks any means to communicate >>centrally? >> >Your block gets a reference of the other block. see >ComponentManager. Skipping thru the mailing list archive I read that ComponentManager is deprecated (correct me if I'm wrong). Are there any other alternatives with regard to "inter-block" communication? >>6. How about maintainability and testability of Phoenix >>running several servers as blocks when operating system >>changes, JRE changes, server-app changes come into play? >Do >>you think this is manageable? Any experiences someone? >> >I tested it with IBM (1.1) and SUN (1.2 - .1.4, +j2ee) >java developement >kits. No problem. good, very good. >What problem may couse an operating system change for a >well written >java application? let's say you got to add a new plugin-module to your software and have to realize that a bug in some JRE-x to switch to JRE x+ in order to be able to use the new module. Then you realize that one server you have running in a Phoenix block does not run in JRE x+ on another operating system ... it was that kind of situation I was thinking of. There are better forums to post such a question, but I was interested in avalon users experiences in this regard. Thanks + best regards! Joerg -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
