On Tue, 3 Dec 2002 10:29, David Weitzman wrote:
> It wouldn't be too simple or minimalist, but if you pass every object
> around as a Proxy (ala Pheonix), you could try passing around references
> before the objects they point to have actually been created. That would
> allow you to create instances in arbitrary order--but only if service()
> were not permitted to call any methods on the dependancies.
You could also silently pool with these proxies, or pool between 9-5 and
create instances for each invocation at other times - or maybe implement an
activation/passivation policy or maybe wrap a web service or maybe wrap rmi
service or maybe ... ;)
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Peter Donald
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-- Voltaire
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