We have been developing similar robots. This has to do with the underlying
robot protocol - all it does it send a list of events that happened on the
wave and read back a list of operations. The event bundle, as its called,
which is sent only contains the data about the wave that has been modified
(and even not all blips in there).
The only way to do something like this is to have the robot save the state
of the configuration wave in a DB when you get events on that wave and then
read from that DB when events occur on the real wave.
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On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 10:05 AM, Paolo Tell paolo.t...@gmail.com wrote:
First of all thanx for your reply but let me summarize it just to
understand if i got it right.
If a robot is partecipating in two waves (one of which even created by
himself), he cannot access data contained in wave B in response to an event
fired in wave A (clearly knowing the id of the wave/wavelet/blip).
My attempt is to use a personalized wave as a 'configuration file' for
every single user partecipating to a wave having the robot as member. The
infrastructure would allow this easily but a method like
LoadWave/Wavelet/Blip(wave/wavelet/blipId) is missing imho. Such a
method would let the contex passed in events to be enriched upon need.
Any tips on how or confirmation that it is not possible to realize it?
Paolo
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