Adam Lally wrote:
On 2/22/07, Michael Baessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Currently don't understand how the xmi:id is generated. For example we
have a CAS in step 1 that is serialized with a max xmi:id of 100.
Now two other remote services get this XMI document and do their
processing on it and
On 2/22/07, Michael Baessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Currently don't understand how the xmi:id is generated. For example we
have a CAS in step 1 that is serialized with a max xmi:id of 100.
Now two other remote services get this XMI document and do their
processing on it and serialize the CAS
Adam Lally wrote:
I am working on some modifications to the XMI deserializer that will
allow the following scenario:
1) A CAS is serialized to XMI.
2) Copies of the XMI documents are sent to multiple remote services
3) Each remote service appends to the CAS (does not delete or modify
existing st
I am working on some modifications to the XMI deserializer that will
allow the following scenario:
1) A CAS is serialized to XMI.
2) Copies of the XMI documents are sent to multiple remote services
3) Each remote service appends to the CAS (does not delete or modify
existing stuff) and responds w
