Re: STP SCA Component - STP SCA Tools sub project

+1, good for both projects. And to reply to a comment in the original email - I'm not sure that we really need an explicit vote for this can just assume from all the positive comments so far and lazy consensus that its fine unless someone complains (which i'm sure they wont). ...ant On Tue,

AW: Status of Load-Balancing, Failover and Service lookup.

Hi Simon, Thanks for your elaborate answer. It's good to hear that these topics are work in progress! This is my view of where we are. Service lookup - We are moving to a domain model now that doesn't rely on service lookup internally. If you take a look at the workspace code and

Re: Status of Load-Balancing, Failover and Service lookup.

Hi Daniel. Some more comments inline Simon On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 5:25 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Simon, Thanks for your elaborate answer. It's good to hear that these topics are work in progress! This is my view of where we are. Service lookup - We are moving to a domain

Re: STP SCA Component - STP SCA Tools sub project

Stéphane Drapeau wrote: Hi, I created an entry [0] in the Eclipse bugzilla with the proposal. Your comments are welcome. Best regards Stéphane Drapeau Obeo [0]: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=225956 The proposal looks pretty good to me. I have a few comments/questions: -

When is @Destroy called for @Scope(REQUEST)?

I am curious why the destroy method was not called for @Scope(REQUEST). Service Definition: = @Scope(REQUEST) public class AServiceImpl implements AService { @Init public void init() { System.out.println(init()); } @Destroy public void destroy() {

Re: SCA 2.0, was Re: Next SCA release

haleh mahbod wrote: 1 - [] Put V2 doc changes in V1 pages and mark them as such 2 - [] Create SCA Java 1.x/ SCA Java 2.x documentation pages on our current site wiki 3 - [] Create separate SCA Java 1.x/ SCA Java 2.x wiki spaces Option 2 seems reasonable. Option 3 can be considered in the

Re: When is @Destroy called for @Scope(REQUEST)?

Hi, It seems to be a bug. The @Init method should be called upon the end of the scope. For request, it's the thread. Can you open a JIRA to track it? Thanks, Raymond -- From: Gilbert Kwan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 12:26

Re: When is @Destroy called for @Scope(REQUEST)?

On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 8:36 AM, Raymond Feng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, It seems to be a bug. The @Init method You mean the @Destroy method! should be called upon the end of the scope. For request, it's the thread. Can you open a JIRA to track it? Thanks, Raymond

Project Ideas - Let's get the community involved !!!

I have noticed that the approach we used for GSoC, where we described small project ideas, with a proper description and a suggested scenario to guide the development of the idea is generating much more interest from the community. I'd like us to keep on this path, and I have created a page for