That is an excellent idea. +1
--- Jules Gosnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > a chat with a friend, Shane, at work today produced > these thoughts.... > > Imagine that rather than having a set number of > configurations which all > load every service at startup, Geronimo could load > just the components > needed to provide the services required by your > deployables... > > e.g. you are doing web development, so when you > start Geronimo it just > loads the webcontainer component and deploys your > webapp. You webapp > decides to load a javax.naming class so the JNDI > service is brought on > line, it loads a javax.mail class and looks up a > mail service in JNDI - > the mail service is brought up... etc > > If we could lazily load services as required, > startup time would be > greatly reduced, footprint as well, and the > distributions complexity too > - since we could just ship everything and only what > was needed would be > used. > > just a thought to file away for a rainy day :-) > > > Jules > > -- > /************************************* > * Jules Gosnell > * Partner > * Core Developers Network (Europe) > * http://www.coredevelopers.net > *************************************/ > > ________________________________________________________________________ Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo! Messenger http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com/
