It's possible that there is some overlap. You might be able to register
Commands as HiveMind services. But HiveMind has a much broader scope
than Commons Chain.
Commons Chain is an implementation of the classic Chain of Command
pattern. Period. It has no other scope or aspirations. People can
Struts Chain... seams similar to HiveMind ?
Am I wrong?
.V
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While both concern wiring code together using xml, I think the similarity
ends there. Hivemind, from my cursory overview, seems more like another
Inversion of Control (IoC) framework like Avalon, PicoContainer, and
Spring. It is takes services and manages their dependencies and
lifecycle,
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Vic Cekvenich wrote:
Struts Chain... seams similar to HiveMind ?
If you mean in roughly the same way that apples are similar to oranges,
then I'd agree with you. ;-) Otherwise, no, I don't see similarity.
HiveMind is a services and configuration microkernel or a
But... the chain has a set of steps that are pre-progrmed, and there
was some discusion as to what those steps should be idealy. Yes, it can
do return codes but
If HiveMind (or an aproach like it) is used to do the chain, then I can
easily add interceptors, and alterantice idea for
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Vic Cekvenich wrote:
But... the chain has a set of steps that are pre-progrmed, and there
was some discusion as to what those steps should be idealy. Yes, it can
do return codes but
If HiveMind (or an aproach like it) is used to do the chain, then I can
easily add
