--- Hannes Erven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>写道:
> Hi Jack,
> > In http://ws.apache.org/kandula/, it said: " Presently, the
> > implementation only supports
> atomic
> > transaction coordination type. Business activities will be supported in
> > future.", so calling
> two
> > methods distributed at two machine, as illustrated following, is not
> > supported yet, isn's it ?
>
> Atomic Transaction / Business Activity refers only to the semantic of
> the transaction.
> http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/ws-comproto/ gives an overview
> of these transaction protocol types (skip the BTP part ;-])
>
> As for Kandula, you can - even today - add an unlimited number of
> participants, distributed onto as many machines as you like, to both
> atomic and business activity contexts. (Business activities are not yet
> supported in the code, but the framework for participant registration is
> the same.)
>
>
> The kandula.context has to refer - as Dasarath wrote - to your running
> *local* Kandula services so that remote participants know where to send
> messages for you. Even a standalone application that uses Kandula needs
> to run a small standlone web server to receive SOAP messages from
> transaction participants. (AFAIK is a standalone web server included
> somewhere in the distribution...)
>
>
> Georg Hicker and I offered to implement the WS-BusinessActivity protocol
> modules for Kandula (we're doing this for our diploma thesis). Currently
> we seem to be in a similar situation as you are: we are trying to set
> everything up and complete some simple test cases before doing real work.
> I guess Summer 2006 is a good time to check back on WS-BusinessActivitiy
> availability status in Kandula.
>
>
> -hannes
Thanks Hannes Erven and Georg Hicker. I will wait for your
WS-BusinessActivity modules in
kandula.
Wang Jun
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