2007/11/22, Simon Laws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > There are quite a few Apache projects that Tuscany is already using in one > way or another. Looking through the list of all the projects on the Apache > web site gives some inspiration for other things that we could look into. > Here is a summary of a quick spin through the list trying to pick out the > Apache projects that we do/could use or that could possibly use Tuscany. In > reality I know very little of the details of these project so this is pure > speculation. But if there are experts out there with an interested in > Tuscany we could come up with some real ideas. > > From this list the MINA project looks immediately interesting to me as it > could help out with some more performant default bindings and 'in JVM' > bindings using pipe IO. Also the OFBiz project is something that I hadn't > come across before and could provide some useful use cases. The OFBiz site > talks about a "Loosely coupled multi-layer component architecture" and it > set me thinking about how their components might sit in an SCA runtime.
I think that the distributed domain support might use MINA for group communications, simply because it's more efficient. So a node could be a runtime, with MINA support to interconnect to the domain (if you want a central domain place) and to the other nodes. Well, it could be a transition on implementing it using your SCADomainSPI interface..So until there won't be something working well, you can use the current one. Another idea is to create a group with some distributed membership protocol, but it's too early for now: little steps needed. Just my 1 cent. Giorgio. BTW. Actually your callable reference don't work over ws-binding. So I've created an CallableReference2OMElement trasformer and I'm testing just now. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
