Enrique Rodriguez a écrit :
Hi Enrique,
I'm going to review the SASL branch too, so that we can try a merge by
next week, hopefully.
Just a request : tehre is a guy who posted a Q about Apache DNS service
on the users ML (Ravshan Kosimov), can you look at his problem and see
if he is doing something wrong? That would be very cool :)
Thanks !
On 5/18/07, Alex Karasulu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Enrique,
What's all this pid stuff in the configuration beans. Also why the
common
configuration bean superclass
which has a baseDN property? Some protocol services will not have
these at
all like NTP or HTTP.
PIDs are used by OSGi's Config Admin service. When a service comes
online, it identifies itself by PID. The Config Admin service can
then find a set of configuration for the PID and inject it into the
service. This is how, for example, a protocol service like LDAP can
store its port in the DIT.
True, the baseDN isn't used by all services. But, it was only NTP
that didn't use it (HTTP is a new requirement) and there are 5 other
services that do use it. It can move from 1 base class to 5
subclasses or you can wait until we have a real story for
multi-base/multi-realm support.
Enrique
