Paul / Glen

I'm sorry for any confusion caused.. I agree with the suggestion to rename SynapseContext as SynapseMessageContext, and will do the needful

As for the SynapseContext/SynapseMessageContext, SynapseEnvironment and SynapseConfiguration I have currently implemented is as per Sanjiva's comment to the mailing list (copied) below. Lets discuss and decide if this is acceptable to move forward, and change if necessary.

asankha

- SynapseConfig
	- contains the model of the definitions & rules to execute
	- contains named global properties and their values
	- no xml stuff; that's a way of creating this config

- SynapseContext
	- running context for any message
	- contains message
	- contains ref to SynapseConfig
	- contains ref to SynapseEnvironment
	- contains named local properties and their values; these
	  props are only good for the current message
	- property lookup cascades - if its not found here it looks in
	  the parent config .. that way you don't have to worry whether
	  its a local or a global property

- SynapseEnvironment
	- has methods for doing stuff (like sending a message)
	- is stateless; all those methods take a SynapseContext in
	- is not used except by programmers implementing mediators
	- I guess we could just use a set of static methods to achieve
	  this too!


Paul Fremantle wrote:
Glen

I'm also completely confused by the changes around context and message.

The original model was this:

SynapseMessage = the message and any context associated with the message plus a pointer to
SynapseEnvironment = the binding into Axis2 and any global (per-engine) context

The proposal that I thought we agreed to on last weeks chat was:

SynapseMessage = The message + context associated with that message + pointers to both:
SynapseEnvironment = the binding into Axis2 (i.e. a set of static methods if Java allowed interfaces with static methods)
SynapseContext = the global per-engine context.

Paul

On 5/8/06, Glen Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I don't like the name "SynapseContext" for what really seems to be a
MessageContext... anyone familiar with the Axis-style model will feel a
little odd with that name, I think (in other words, SynapseContext feels
like it should be Synapse-wide).  Can we name that
SynapseMessageContext, or just org.apache.synapse.MessageContext?

Do we expect Synapse to have a concept of MessageExchange / Operation?
In other words a place to store state and behavior along the lines of
AxisOperation in Axis2?

--Glen

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