Is this wink/json approach a replacement for or something different to using the JMX standard RMI connector?
I'm not anything like a JMX expert so don't have much idea about whats involved so i could be far from what you're intending but i'd thought as a start you might just create some tuscany mbeans and use something like mc4j to interact with them. ...ant On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 3:18 AM, Amindri Udugala <amindriudug...@gmail.com>wrote: > > Hi ant, > > Wink and JSON technologies can be used to for interaction between the back > end runtime composites and the management console. For an example when all > the ProviderFactoryExtensionPoints are needed to be shown on the console, an > object containing all information is sent, and Wink converts it to a JSON > message. The console can read the JSON message and display the information. > > It can be used inthe other way roud as well. If some one starts an endpoint > the console send a JSON message with all relevant information, and Wink > decodes it to an object. Using the getter methods of the object, the > relevant endpoint is stopped. > > Hope that clarifies your problem. > > > > > On 16 May 2011 08:43, Amindri Udugala <amindriudug...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> HI Raymond. >> >> Thank you for the reply >> >> Thanks for the update. Would you please create a patch and attach it to a >> JIRA so that we can review and apply. Instead of big changes, incremental >> progress is preferred. >> >> Will soon attach a patch to, JIRA after applying some more changes >> For the endpoint references and endpoints, they can be identified by the >> structural uris. For example, componentName/serviceName# >> service-binding(bindingName). >> >> Btw, I don't think we need to manage the Message objects which are created >> for each requests to contain context and payload. >> >> Thanx for the clarification ..... :) >> >> >> >> >> -- >> Thanks >> >> Amindri Udugala >> University of Colombo School of Computing, >> Sri Lanka. >> >> > > > -- > Thanks > > Amindri Udugala > University of Colombo School of Computing, > Sri Lanka. > >
