Hey Jean
Thanks a lot for your reply and support.. Before I ask for your help, let me
explain what we are trying to do..
1. Using Tuscany SCA CPP M3 release along with WSO2 ESB
2. Building a pilot for a legacy C++ application to enable WS bindings
3. Want to check the behaviour of Tuscany when each user/client sends a
request to the SCA component,
a] Will it create a single instance of C++ process (on server side) and
spawn multiple threads [I assume Tuscay creates single instance and spawns
multi threads?]
b] OR create multiple instances? [Which i suspect]
4. What if I want the client/user state to be maintained. i.e What is it I
have to do if I want each clients state to be maintained when each of them
call the same SCA component (using WS binding), so that the response is sent
back to the same client/user?
Kindly let me know the approaches I might have to take to implement this
scenario?
Thanks
Prashanth
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FromJean-Sebastien Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
SubjectRe: SCA and Stateful resource pattern
DateWed, 26 Mar 2008 18:33:24 GMT
Prashanth Rao wrote:
> Hi
>
> I was reading the SCA client and implementation model specification for
C++
> . With regards to "Stateless" and "Composite" scope (pg# 4) (Implementing
> stateful resource pattern),
>
> Does Tuscany SCA Native Container support this as yet? If yes, is there
any
> example for the same?
>
>
> Thanks
> Prashanth
>
Hi,
The SCA Native container doesn't supports scopes yet. If I remember
correctly it just behaves like scope=stateless.
It shouldn't be too difficult to add that support. If you're interested
in trying to implement it I can help.
Let me know, Thanks.
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Jean-Sebastien
