Hi Andreas,

On 11/6/07, andreas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>> I'm currently sticking to the distinction between listen / participant.
>
> I think I understand what listen expression, participant and the
> counterpart of the participant the Listener are doing but some times
> it is a little bit confuding for me.

I understand, I haven't had the time to write much documentation these
days as well.


> For instance I would expect that a Listener class is a kind of a
> listening participant.

It's a good assumption. In OpenWFEja, there is the distinction between
a listener / dispatcher and participant.
In OpenWFEru, the distinction is just a matter of keeping things
separated. But for the classical Ruby developer it's easier to just
have a participant that encapsulates the dispatching / listening
behaviour.

So your reasoning is in sync with OpenWFE[ru].


> The listen expression is like a interceptor which is not only related
> to listen for incomming
> request (apply or reply).
> I like the opportunities of this expression but I would prefer another
> naming.

"intercept" is a good name and as you've mentioned it doesn't conflict
with the listener concept.

http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=15385&group_id=2609&atid=10195

Maybe there's a better name, I'll think about it, but for now, I plan
on renaming "listen" to "intercept" (somehow 'intercept' has a
'ambush' flavour which doesn't exactly fit, but it's ok).


> >>> This 0.9.16 version of the 'listen' expression may be bound to
> >>> participant names (topic names / channel names) that don't formally
> >>> exist (as registered participants).
>
>
> Does that mean I can bound it to a Listener which participant
> counterpart doesn't exist ?

Yes, it can listen to participant names with have no registered
participants behind them (I implemented that after the discussions I
had with you :) )


> I have also some other questions but I will clarify this first.


Your questions are welcome, best regards,

-- 
John Mettraux   -///-   http://jmettraux.openwfe.org

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