Venkata Krishnan wrote:
Hi,
When promoting a component reference to the composite level, the specs
says
that if an interface is specified in the composite reference it must be a
superset of what is specified for the component reference that is being
promoted. To do this I reused the CheckCompatibility method in the
'WireServiceExtension'.
But then this checking is done during the phase when a composite is being
loaded and in this phase it seems like the
JavaInterfaceProcessorRegistryImpl does not do a deep introspection of
the
JavaInterface of the component's reference (that is being promoted).
As a
result of this there seems to be no comparison possible. Any ideas on
how I
can get over this ?
Thanks
- Venkat
One way to fix this (and a number of other related problems caused by
premature) would be to split the loading of SCA metadata in multiple phases:
1. load the assembly model from .composite, .componentType and
.constrainingType files
2. resolve referenced application artifacts (implementation classes and
service interfaces for example), and introspect them
3. normalize the assembly model, connect includes to their parents,
resolve wires, nested composites, check interface compatibility etc.
What do you think? would that help?
--
Jean-Sebastien
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