On Aug 11, 2006, at 6:29 PM, Jim Marino wrote:
Forgot about the host. If we want to have one component per
registry, what happens when two services register at the same
host/port combination?
If two registries register, the second should fail (as it won't be
able to get the socket anyway).
Right so that's why I was thinking it would be better to allow for
multiple components per registry. Do you think that's not something
that really is a problem?
An RMI registry can support multiple services, see next statement.
Services will have a uri whose path will distinguish them.
RMI services have a URI path that they use to register with the
registry so that it can contain multiple ones - like a servlet
context is used to allow multiple webapps on the same socket.
RHIHost = Web container (ServletHost)
RMIRegistry = HTTP listener
Remote Service = Servlet
RMIRegistry instances are components deployed to the system that
listen on sockets and dispatch requests to registered services based
on URI path.
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Jeremy
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