On Saturday 15 March 2003 09:12, sadaf zargeen wrote: > I know I can declare service(block) dependencies for > my applicaiton in the assembly.xml. > > This I assume ensures that if e.g block A is dependent > on another block B, and that block B is dependent on > block C then block C is started and deployed followed > by block B followed by block A. > > My question is that if for whatever reason, block C is > brought off line (shutdown/disabled/etc), does > phoenix and avalon framework detect and automatically > take off-line block B followed by block A ?
Slight correction, should be the reverse order of the start sequence; Block A should be stopped first, then B then C... > subsequently if block C comes back on line, would > blocks B and A be restarted in the container again ? > > > This is so that an application automatically detects > when a service it depends on is gone offline and > therefore stops servicing requests. and vice versa. I would also like to know the answer... Niclas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
