2009/7/16 Simon Laws <[email protected]>: > Hi Jeffery > > There's not been much action on the native container for a while now. > Speaking for myself I've been engrossed in the Java runtime. The push > at the moment is to get the Java 2.x codebase up and compliant with > the new OASIS SCA specifications as they are reviewed and head toward > standardization. > > The native runtime has fallen well behind in terms of the level of SCA > that it supports and updating it to support all the features of the > latest specs would take quite a bit of effort IMHO. An alternative > approach could be to use the Java runtime to do the contribution > processing in order to generate appropriate configuration and proxies > to drive the native runtime.
An easy way it's using for this stuff Python and Boost Library, which they could do well the job and integrate it well with C++, better than Java. This is not a new thought as it's been > mentioned by others before and there is already Java code in the > native runtime doing proxy generation. It's also similar to the > approach we take with other runtimes such as BPEL where the Tuscany > Java code processes the contribution and pushes down configuration > into the ODE runtime. A project for anyone who's interested. As usual I've big problems on organizing my time..otherwise... -- Quiero ser el rayo de sol que cada día te despierta para hacerte respirar y vivir en me. "Favola -Moda".
