Le Mercredi 09 Juillet 2008 à 15:27, Julien Bigot a écrit : > Hi, > > I'm new to SCA and I've tried to implement a first composite with a few > inner components. > These components are written in C++ and use a legacy library that needs > each user to be identified by a unique ID. > I've therefore set the scope of the only interface of my component > connected to this library as "composite" so that it doesn't connect twice > with the same ID. > It seems however that this is not taken into account and that many > instances of the component are build. > Is it a known behaviour or is the problem in my code ? > > Thanks, > Julien
After reading tuscany code it seems there's a difference between the documentation as found in http://www.osoa.org/download/attachments/35/SCA_ClientAndImplementationModelforCpp_V0.95.pdf?version=1 and the actual implementation and that the scope attribute should go to the implementation.cpp node rather than to the interface.cpp as stated in the documentation. Am I using an outdated documentation or doing another mistake ? Thanks, Julien
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