> -----Original Message----- > From: Kees Jongenburger > > I ofthen have this problem. If you use bridge code in a > module you need to get a cloud therefore you ofthen need to > store a user/passwd in you code :(
You can store the username/password in the module configuration file. Another solution is to create a central utility method that can be called to get a reference to a cloud object. Only the utility method will need to look up the password in order to create a cloud instance. Another benefit from the latter solution is one single cloud instance can be shared and reused by all code, as the basic cloud implementation is (apparently) threadsafe. > But there is one more problem when using bridge code. that is > that the current bridge does not allow to listen to node > changes maybe we need to add some methods for that in the bridge Correct. The listener interface you need to implement is a core interface (MMBaseObserver), and you need to make core calls to register the listeners. Nevertheless, the code implementing the listener interface (two methods) can be written entirely using bridge interfaces. I agree it would be better to include the event-notification system in the bridge. Rob van Maris Quantiq xmedia & communication solutions ------------------------------------------------------------- Koninginneweg 13 Hilversum, The Netherlands mob. 316 42258660 -------------------------------------------------------------
