Re: [AltRMI] New Direct-Marshalled transport type

2002-01-27 Thread Paul Hammant
Juozas, skip But I don't know how to handle By Value. void myMethod( MyInterfaceType mt ){ mt.setSomething(X);//Don't understand how to handle this ( is X set on copy of Object ? ) } X will be a copy of the object if pass by value or over the wire. I'm not quite sure

Re: [AltRMI] New Direct-Marshalled transport type

2002-01-27 Thread Juozas Baliuka
Hi, Yes I see it is possible to solve problems this kind. I need transparent distributed objects in my projects, It is because I speak a lot about ARMI. I am afraid this can be difficult to understand for my coworkers, but will fink a lot about this before next project. I think Transparent

Re: [AltRMI] New Direct-Marshalled transport type

2002-01-27 Thread Paul Hammant
Juozas, Yes I see it is possible to solve problems this kind. I need transparent distributed objects in my projects, It is because I speak a lot about ARMI. I am afraid this can be difficult to understand for my coworkers, but will fink a lot about this before next project. I think

[AltRMI] New Direct-Marshalled transport type

2002-01-26 Thread Paul Hammant
Folks, I've coded another tranport type for AltRMI - Direct-Marshalled Here is a comparison of three similar AltRMI types: * Direct Marshalled Transport. - marshalling takes place. - instances passed by value between client and server may not be a mutually visible classloader. -

Re: [AltRMI] New Direct-Marshalled transport type

2002-01-26 Thread Juozas Baliuka
Hi, It is very interesting, does somebody works on persistence ? I know this stuff like JTA, JAAS, JDO ... . I work on persistence in the current project, I have plans to complete it next weak. Idea is like this : User defines some interfaces and optional mappings. Container or application

Re: [AltRMI] New Direct-Marshalled transport type

2002-01-26 Thread Paul Hammant
Juozas, It is very interesting, does somebody works on persistence ? No yet. The example beans have no persistence. The idea is that the developer chooses what type of persistence they need. File, Store, JDBC, JDO. I know this stuff like JTA, JAAS, JDO ... . Thats good.