[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-224?page=all ]
Jim Marino updated TUSCANY-224:
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Version: Mx
(was: M1)
Priority: Major (was: Blocker)
I took an detailed look at this and it is going to require changes in the core
which I am working on. Once I have a better handle on these changes, we are
going to need to decide whether to introduce them next week.
I am, however, lowering the priority of this since I don't think it is
stop-ship and can be delayed to after M1. Also, there is a spec clarification
that needs to be made when a service name is not provided.
Missing this feature will mean that we cannot show async from *non-managed*
code but we can from managed code. Specifically, we can still demonstrate async
from component to component; component to extenal service; and entry point to
component.
> ModuleContext locateService should return a proxy if any interceptors are
> present in the invocation chain
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>
> Key: TUSCANY-224
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-224
> Project: Tuscany
> Type: Bug
> Components: Java SCA Core
> Versions: Mx
> Reporter: Jean-Sebastien Delfino
> Assignee: Jim Marino
> Fix For: M1
>
> ModuleContext.locateService always returns the target service instance,
> instead of returning a proxy configured with the invocation chain for the
> particular service. If there are any interceptors in the invocation chain,
> they will never be invoked.
> This blocks development of any samples and test cases that use the SCA async
> PM from a simple client (JSP or J2SE client). Right now the helloworldasync
> sample must go through an intermediate component with a reference to the
> target service to be able to do any async invocation.
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