James Strachan wrote:
On 30 Jan 2006, at 09:24, Jules Gosnell wrote:
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
On Jan 27, 2006, at 10:54 AM, Jules Gosnell wrote:
James Strachan wrote:
On 27 Jan 2006, at 18:20, Jules Gosnell wrote:
Dain,
David is talking about how SessionManagers (effectively
extended SessionFactories) should be plumbed into Geronimo
(i.e. GBeans), not about the API's describing Sessions
themselves.
I've looked at the stuff in modules/session - it looks very
similar to some WADI internals - there is loads of overlap
here. I have some serious plans for converging WADI with
ActiveSpace and would be happy to consider further changes to
reuse or contribute to your sessions module. We should talk.
I'll jot my ideas down and post them shortly.
How about just implementing the Session APi directly using WADI? :)
That's something that we could look at. I'd be interested to hear
you plans for actually integrating the sessions with some
container (web, ejb, etc...) as well - WADI is already doing
this. Did you have a route in mind ?
My plans extend to EJB integration,
We already have one well under way...
Where?
and I think James is going integrate this into lingo and service
mix, but I also think the API will work for servlet.
I'm going to look more closely at it today
Cool
I am quite interested in seeing a single API for session
management (not all of clustering just session management)
I'm not clear here - you mean a single API for Session Clustering -
yes ? This is also one of WADI's goals...
Please take a look at the API; its a simple API designed for end
users wanting to integrate some implementation of session management
into a container; it hides all the details of how a session
management solution might actually work. Make sure you read the
documentation in the javadoc; we've tried to document it and make it
totally obvious how to use it.
As I've said several times recently, it should be pretty trivial to
implement the session API using WADI. Also note that there can be
many implementations of session management depending on requirements
- e.g. just use a database.
I had a quick look at it last week - I will give it a closer look this week.
Jules
James
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