Hi Franco, Marcus and All...

Everyone at OpenSG-users are very helpfulness.. thank you

Well, thank you for your suggestions... Actually I don´t have to solve this
problem by now, I just have to write a technical report about OpenSG
clustering (from top to bottom, with every detail)...

Actually when trying to analyze the worst scenario we will have in the
future, I´ve just made things very complex. But by now I´m trying to get
more basic informations about OpenSG yet....

I´m currently inside OpenSG code, debugging a basic clustering app, to
understand how things work behind  the scene (literally).

I think I have almost everything in mind by now. I just miss some details
about how data is sent over the network (if there´s compression, how data is
packed, if there´s introspection and stuff like that...)

If anyone can help me on this missing info I´ll be great by now...

... and soon I´ll be glad to bring again more interesting an complex issues
as the one you posted about...


Thanks again and sorry about any inconvenience

[]´Pablo

2007/5/16, Marcus Lindblom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

Franco Tecchia wrote:
> Also,
> distributing CPU code can be almost impossible on a C++ framework (but
you
> might consider using a Virtual Machine and some scripting language).
>
This is of some interest to me.  I would be thinking that you could
always send shared_library files and load them dynamically (during
runtime or as a part of the startup/init script, the latter is something
OpenSG supports). It does require a framework which handles that, it's
not _that_ difficult to do it yourself, IMHO.

Of course, I could be missing something that applies more to clustering
as opposed to generic plugin development?

Cheers,
/Marcus

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