On 6/7/07, Simon Laws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Interesting. Taking a step back I think we should agree what we are trying to represent in a model of the topology before we decide where the information comes from and the exact syntax of the configuration files. So from the previous two suggestions... When a runtime is started up we need the runtime info i.e. runtimeA: hostname ip binding.ws: scheme http://localhost:8080/acbd scheme https://localhost:442/abcd binding.sca: scheme http://localhost:1234 binding.jsonrpc: scheme http://localhost:8085/jsonxyz
Does there really need to be separate schemes for each binding type (I've probably just missed this in all the many emails about this)? Section 1.7.2.1 in the Assembly spec talks about a "Base System URI for a scheme", eg a base URI for http and another for https, and that covers most requirements doesn't it? ...ant