One note is that the built-in service implementation is sort of
considered to be "deprecated" at this point, due to the plugin
infrastructure that allows people to generate their own service code.
On Jul 15, 2010, at 5:22 , Jamie McCrindle wrote:
2. I've been pondering how to inject in Service references. I like the
idea that I have a 'local' RPC implementation that could be swapped
out for a 'remote' one without having to change the client class. It
doesn't seem right to have this code in the client (i.e. recreate the
stub for every call):
I do exactly what you do: I create the stub once and pass it in where
needed. You may also find the TestService.Interface interface to be
useful for this. It lets you "inject" testing versions of the
services, for example.
3. Regarding extending RpcController. Adding a timeout and a timestamp
seem pretty good candidates but the 'EnhancedRpcController' then
becomes a pervasive cast as well as a RPC implementation lockin
This is probably the "worst" part of the built-in service API, in my
opinion. I end up with casts related to controllers in lots of places.
Its ugly, but I don't see any good way to fix it.
Evan
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