> But that way you're putting a risk that the container might be out of > sync with the real state of the component. All that to save having an > extra function. I would think the downsides are bigger than the cost of > having an extra function to check the state of the component.
This leads us to a next question: when the container should sync with its services? After all, if a service could not be started, a exception should be throwed hence the sync. > Otherwise > most people will implement that function but it won't be standard, > reducing potential reusability, and causing pains to people who want to > incorporate dynamic administration capabilities in the container. The administration capabilities can be done throught extensions. Which container are you using? Regards, hammett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
