Bill Burke wrote:
Sure but where does the client put the info while it is waiting for an invocation? What about the server side? Where does the server store the defaults (assuming they did not come from the client) while waiting for the invocations?In all honesty Dain, I don't think this is a simplification. And Hiram's right. Attaching interfaces with the aspect framework should give you the functionality you want here of adding read-ahead apis. How would it get into the invocation? Easily....Its just another invocation on the invocation stack. A client interceptor intercepts the setReadAhead method, and stuff 500 into some variable. With regular calls, that same interceptor attaches the read-ahead value into the invocation object. CMP picks up the value from the invocation if it is there.
-dain
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