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Jean-Sebastien Delfino commented on TUSCANY-1497:
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I suggest that the service references should implement externalizable and
serialize by default into a human readable form.
It should also have the ability to serialize to/from a URI and to/from a
WS-addressing service endpoint reference.
Bindings should transport service references in an appropriate binding specific
format (possible leveraging the service reference's builtin serialization
capabilities), for example:
- Web Service binding - serialize to a WS-addressing service endpoint
reference, the target Web Service (possibly non SCA) should be able to use that
EPR to call the SCA client back
- JMS binding - properties of the JMS message
- EJB binding - a valid reference to an EJB session bean? not sure about this
one
etc.
It should be possible to pass a service reference to a remote service in the
middle of other business data (a pretty common use case IMO). This will require
some specific support from the various Tuscany databindings.
Another use case is: Get a service reference, store it into some persistent
storage, stop the runtime, restart it the next day or next year, read the
service reference back and use it to invoke some services, possibly within the
scope of the same long running conversation if the service reference was
conversational.
Add full support for service references (which can be passed accross binding
protocols)
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Key: TUSCANY-1497
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-1497
Project: Tuscany
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: Java SCA Core Runtime
Affects Versions: Java-SCA-Next
Reporter: Raymond Feng
The Java spec defines CallableReference and ServiceReference. At this moment,
we only have limited support for local cases (keeping pointers to java
objects). We need to support the marshaling/unmarshaling of service
references accross binding protocols.
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