Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

Tianlong Wu wrote: Thank you Simon, I have checked out the fixed sample and run a test. I works! But I noticed that there's still some problems with it: the node config composite generated by the domain manager designates the service binding to be multiple protocols(ws, jsonrpc, sca, and so on) b

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

Thank you Simon, I have checked out the fixed sample and run a test. I works! But I noticed that there's still some problems with it: the node config composite generated by the domain manager designates the service binding to be multiple protocols(ws, jsonrpc, sca, and so on) by default. And the "A

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

Tianlong Wu wrote: Thank you Simon for your timely and useful help. You're very welcome. The fix is now committed to the 1.x trunk. To run the domain manager UI on this sample, you need to do the following: 1. Check out the fixed sample from the 1.x trunk. 2. Build the sample 3. Open a comman

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

Thank you Simon for your timely and useful help. On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 5:30 PM, Simon Nash wrote: > Tianlong Wu wrote: > >> In fact, I could not even add the node in the sample. >> I delete a node for example NodeB, and then re-add it. >> I got the same error as I was trying to add my remote n

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

Tianlong Wu wrote: In fact, I could not even add the node in the sample. I delete a node for example NodeB, and then re-add it. I got the same error as I was trying to add my remote node. And I examined the cloud.composite in the root directory of the domain manager. It turns out that the entry f

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

In fact, I could not even add the node in the sample. I delete a node for example NodeB, and then re-add it. I got the same error as I was trying to add my remote node. And I examined the cloud.composite in the root directory of the domain manager. It turns out that the entry for NodeB has some pro

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

OK, I understand the way remote nodes take part in the domain. It downloads the config info from the domain manager and run, right? So before the a node can run, we must add the node configuration in the cloud page. But I just cannot do it right. The "Add a node" form requires the following fields:

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

tribon1980 wrote: Iam not familiar with Tuscany either. But I think there must be a process running in background for managing the deployment. This is true if you use the "Start" operation in the domain manager GUI. In this case the domain manager GUI runs the nodes within the domain manager

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

吴天龙 wrote: Hello guys, I am new to tuscany and I am recently working through the user guide of tuscany java 1.6.2. And I am stuck when I am trying to create a distributed application, in which I want to deploy multiple nodes. I read the artic

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

Iam not familiar with Tuscany either. But I think there must be a process running in background for managing the deployment. 发自我的 iPad 在 2011-8-10，18:01，吴天龙 写道： > Hello guys, > I am new to tuscany and I am recently working through the user guide of > tuscany java 1.6.2. > And I am stuck when

Re: How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 11:01 AM, 吴天龙 wrote: > Hello guys, > I am new to tuscany and I am recently working through the user guide of > tuscany java 1.6.2. > And I am stuck when I am trying to create a distributed application, in > which I want to deploy multiple nodes. > I read the article which t

How to add a remote node in Tuscany Domain Manager

Hello guys, I am new to tuscany and I am recently working through the user guide of tuscany java 1.6.2. And I am stuck when I am trying to create a distributed application, in which I want to deploy multiple nodes. I read the article