Re: [ebxmlms-develop] Setup of ApplicationContexts

[Patrick Y. <kc...@ce...>]

MessageYou can download the latest source at http://www.freebxml.org/.

How stable? It depends. Generally, we will test Hermes against quite a =
number of test cases before making a release. And the nightly build of =
course hasn't run through those test cases. On the other hand, you can =
obtain prompt bug fix in nightly build.

BTW, we want to setup a testbed to check the nightly build against test =
cases. But due to resource limitation, we are slow on that. :-(

Regards, -Patrick

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  Subject: RE: [ebxmlms-develop] Setup of ApplicationContexts


  Sounds excellent. I'm looking forward to getting the nightly build. =
How stable is it in general?

  PJDM
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  Peter Mayne
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    Sent: Wednesday, 2 April 2003 8:24 PM
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    Subject: Re: [ebxmlms-develop] Setup of ApplicationContexts


    In that case, there will be only one error handler. This would be =
fine for your application. But in the case of multiple clients =
connecting to the same hermes server, we should make it more flexible. =
That's the argument for us to find the AppContext based on ref to =
message ID.

    How about we solve it this way:
    1. Set up a receiver with app context (*,*,*,*) and a normal message =
listener. This way, the request will poll hermes server from time to =
time for new messages and call onMessage() to deliver the message to =
application.
    2. Set up a sender with app context (*,*,*,*) and pass =
NoMessageListenerImpl as message listener. This is a newly created =
message listener implementation which is "compatible" with a normal =
message listener. But it will stop the request from polling hermes =
server. The good thing is that even you will "override" the receiver's =
registration by this action, the receiver can still poll the messages =
successfully. This is what we mean by "compatible". :-)

    What do you think about this? You can find NoMessageListenerImpl in =
the latest source. We will work on a nightly source tarball and put it =
onto our web site tomorrow.

    Regards, -Patrick
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