I agree. In fact I think it fits the model we have moved to in the mean time really well.
Paul
On 5/10/06, Deepal jayasinghe <
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Hi Asankha ;
Adding an observer is one way of getting access to Axis2 when it is
initialized. But the actual task or the design principle of an Axis2
observer is bit different from what you are going to do. Its true that
observer is initialized at the time if Axis2 initialized and at that
point you can do Synapse related stuff.
In the long term perspective I think , it will be great if you do this
with a module. As I remember when we were developing one of synapse
prototype (I think second one) we had a module which dose all the
synapse initialization logic. I know in the future you are going to have
many more features and having an observer you can not correctly achieve
all of them. So in the first phase just add a module w.o any handler ,
and dont forget to add Module impl class.
just a suggestion from Axis2 point of view :)
Paul Fremantle wrote:
> Asankha
>
> The classloader is used by the Spring extension.
>
> I think it would be good to load Synapse on Axis2 start.
>
> Paul
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> On 5/10/06, * Asankha C. Perera* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Right now Synapse initializes itself on the receipt of the first
> message.. If we write an Axis2 Interceptor and register this with
> Axis2,
> then we could initialize Synapse at the same time as Axis2. Is this
> something we may want to implement?
>
> Also.. I was thinking about the reference to a classloader currently
> held in the SynapseEnvironment.. which is not used right now.. can I
> remove it safely or is it kept there for a reason?
>
> thanks
> asankha
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