RE: [openorb-devel] Use of TransportAssociationHolder

[Rumpf M. <Mic...@en...>]

Hi guys,

to sum this up and to extract the consequences for The Community =
OpenORB:

The patch Chas has sent provides a simplification for the SF sources and =
the feature you, Joncheng, are talking about is available in ApacheORB =
only.
That means for me that I can apply Chas' patch for the 1.4.0 version or =
do you think that this will cause any problems. I was wondering over the =
strange class as well some time ago and I would like to get rid of it if =
possible for the upcoming 1.4.0 version of OpenORB.

Michael


> -----Original Message-----
> From: ope...@li...
> [mailto:ope...@li...]On Behalf=20
> Of Joncheng
> Kuo
> Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 6:52 PM
> To: Chas Honton
> Cc: openorb devel
> Subject: Re: [openorb-devel] Use of TransportAssociationHolder
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> Chas Honton wrote:
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> > Joncheng Kuo wrote:
> >
> >> ... Basically, a client channel in ApacheORB may persist over a=20
> >> sequence of transports due to reconnect. In this way, your=20
> >> Channel.transport() method is not good because the=20
> transport may be=20
> >> lost any time unless you use the
> >> NO_RECONNECT policy.
> >>
> > I don't see where the client channel gets associated with a new=20
> > Transport, where should I be looking?  In Delegate,=20
> whenever there is=20
> > a failover, the request is remarshalled.  The remarshalled=20
> request is=20
> > associated with the new channel (and new channel is=20
> associated with a=20
> > transport)=20
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> In OpenORB, a client channel is always associated with a particular=20
> transport. No reconnection can happen without failing over to a new=20
> channel. The feature that I was talking about is in the=20
> future version=20
> of OpenORB, which will be called ApacheORB under the Apache umbrella.
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> Joncheng
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> >
> > chas
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