I am interested in setting up a single instance of the Tuscany runtime to run multiple SCA applications. I noticed that the SimpleRuntime and SimpleRuntimeInfo classes define a 1:1 relationship between the runtime and an SCA application. Based on this mechanism, I believe I can do the following to create a runtime class that can handle multiple SCA applications:
1) Extend RuntimeInfo to create a information object to reflect the environment of 1:n runtime:applications. 2) Extend the AbstractRuntime class to create a runtime instance with the methods and code to start and stop individual applications from a single runtime. 3) Define a class to manage the Runtime and allow an interface for starting and stopping applications (much in the manner that DefaultSCARuntime manages SimpleRuntimeImpl). Obviously this is a high-level look at how I would implement it. Is this a good way to go about setting a 1:n environment or is there some other mechanism I overlooked? Kapish Aggarwal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
