> > In that example, what is the object representing the Job that's going to > be serialized over the network (and I guess sent to a Worker)? Farm? > DoSweep? or ParDegree? > > What are the main characteristics of the Job objects? A Job is a java simple class, which implements a compute method (ala java.io.Runnable) . In Muskel I load separately job and data.
> Now a different category of questions: > > What are you flowing through your Web Service right now? Are you > serializing Java objects into bytes and then tunneling the bytes in a > Web Service call? i'm serializing Job in base64 encode or via xstream over binding-sca-axis2 with your infrastructure. > Have you defined a WSDL portType for your Web Service? > Why are you using Web Services? Is your environment just Java or are you > integrating with other languages? I'm asking because slide 23 mentions > WS and "any OS with Java together" and slide 29 mentions C, C++ etc. Yes. I integrate it with other tools and languages. Cheers, Giorgio. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
