Mike Edwards wrote:
Folks,
A thought here is whether we should be keeping around all of the
original SCDL at all times.
I can regard the Domain as consisting of the SCDL made up from all the
contributions made into it. I have the view that the Domain is a kind
of distributed database of configuration information. I think this is
separate from the runtime information within Tuscany which is an
implementation of the "design" laid down in the Domain configuration.
So perhaps the idea should be to always keep the Domain information (XML
form if desired) and to reference it from the runtime entities. That
way, it will be always possible to go back and retrieve the original
Domain configuration information.
Thoughts?
Yours, Mike.
+1 to all that
The runtime uses a "compiled" optimized model different from how the
model was expressed in the original XML.
I think we need to keep the original form (as you said XML if desired)
in the domain, when new XML is added go back to the XML and re-"compile"
it, then hand the new "compiled" form to the runtime.
Twisting the "compiled" model to keep some of the original XML and patch
it when new XML is added will be too complicated and won't work.
--
Jean-Sebastien
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