On Wednesday 10 April 2002 05:49 pm, Paul Hammant wrote: > >first, great job paul! the phoenix blocks and app listener made it > > super-easy to plug into the phoenix side of my application. > > Vinay has done loads too .. :-)
indeed! (didn't mean to forget you Vinay :) > It is thread safe at the momnent because individual requests from > however many threads on the client side have to queue for access to the > connection good to know, I'll just make it poolable for the time being. It appears that the authentication information is passed on each remote method invocation, correct? > Vinay has given me some code that multiplexes requests over the > connection. This code also does callbacks. However I have serious > problems with my codebase, that stem from some real change in the last > week, but I cannot track it (more later), Excellent! I saw the later email about how that has been commited. I do need callbacks, but I may implement them as a separate publish/subscribe temporarily. > >Since it is designed to be a phoenix block, I'm guessing that it will be > > okay to subclass and make ThreadSafe so the ECM in cocoon treats it > > right? > > Not needed I think. The solutions we are aiming at sould allow multiple > threads to use the same client to server connection. I do need to subclass to put a lifestyle interface on it to use it in a non-phoenix environment. The ECM will make it single-threaded if it isn't marked ThreadSafe or Poolable. > >I haven't actually gotten to the point of *running* with the altrmi stuff, > >still retrofitting my code. > > Work with the tests in excalibut-altrmi first... There are limitations > to the use of AltRMI. Some of which we roll back thr frontiers on, > other may be more elusive (a method that returns a stream is out of > reach at the moment). I'm going full bore :) I need the speed increase + the potential to put inside the same JVM. All I'm doing is passing Serializable objects back and forth and it appears that piece is down pat. Plus it'll be a good stress test, we're kinda xp-ish over here so it'll be going into our internal dogfooding. thanks! -pete -- peter royal -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
