> > I have been aware of SEDA for several years now; I believe I first heard > > about it on the Avalon (!) mailing list. Ever since then I have > > considered it a great choice for a light weight distributed > > architecture, where each stage would represent the basic unit of > > computation in a distributed process. > > Funny! Berin Loritsch and I had talked about this at Apache Avalon. Then > we > started working on what was MINA 0.1 with SEDA in mind at Apache > Directory. > It's been a long time since then and MINA is nothing like the frameworks > we > worked on. For prosperity :-D: > > http://directory.markmail.org/search/?q=SEDA#query:SEDA%20from%3A%22Alex %2 > 0Karasulu%22+page:1+mid:a52vlhmb6ug52ine+state:results
Wow, now that brings some memories back! Yeah, I remember those topics of discussion, right along some very heated conversations about the correct number of angels that could dance on a pin's head... After all, this was Avalon, right? ;-) > However you can use MINA to do something that remotely resembles SEDA by > how > you place multiple ExecutorFilters in the IoFilter chain. > > None of the SEDA constructs you're looking for though are available in > MINA. Ok, I understand this now. Could you advise of a more grown-up example using MINA? I have seen the Tennis example, but would certainly appreciate a more close-to-reality piece of code: a web server, a query server, etc. Thanks and best regards, -- Gonzalo Diethelm DCV - Chile
