Nevermind I think I got a little better understanding. Event admin does not return promises or support backpressure through these eventtypes because it was written before all of this. Are there plans to change the event admin api to become a publisher or does it serve a different purpose and if I am looking for streams support it would be better to write a custom publisher for events and pub-sub
On 2015-11-15 11:54, developm...@mobigov.com wrote: >> I read an article this morning here. >> http://akarnokd.blogspot.hu/2015/11/asynchronous-event-streams-vs-reactive.html >> [1] My guess is that util.promises were more designed with OSGI services in >> mind rather than event streams so that is why some of the design decisions >> were made the way they were. I did think the author did have a couple of >> points though. I am still new to streams and osgi and think much of the >> article was over my head. I was hoping others could give me their feelings >> on some of the criticisms where the author may have had a point or been on >> the wrong track? Does the felix event admin use the promises library under >> the hood or is it completely separate because they are both at the >> compendium level and it would be a bad idea to have dependencies on other >> compendium libs. Is there a good example out there where I can take a look >> at the code and see how I should be looking to implement eventadmin with >> promises and streams. Thanks for any advise, David Daniel Links: ------ [1] http://akarnokd.blogspot.hu/2015/11/asynchronous-event-streams-vs-reactive.html
