Re: [ebxmlms-develop] Hermes 1.0 (JMS delivery)

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

Agreed with JNDI contexts. That's why I propose to use a Properties =
object. My proposal is: we provide hook for a client to specify which =
server side delivery hook to be used. To specify, the client specify the =
class name of the hook, together with a Properties object for =
configuration like JNDI contexts. Hermes can then initialize the class =
using the Properties object in server side. When an incoming message =
arrives, the onMessage() method of that class will be called to delivery =
the message.

This proposal is what I called "customized server side delivery".

Regards, -Patrick

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  From: Ronald van Kuijk=20
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  don't use url's but an alternative method (jndi contexts?) The can be =
used for filesystem etc. as well.

  A client registers which jndi name has to be used by the server to =
lookup the component for delivery.

  Ronald
    -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
    Van: Patrick Yee [mailto:kc...@ce...]
    Verzonden: woensdag 9 juli 2003 12:30
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    Onderwerp: Re: [ebxmlms-develop] Hermes 1.0 (JMS delivery)


    How to specify the JMS destination in the form of a URL, if the =
single server-side mode only provides an interface for specifying a URL?
    Regards, -Patrick


    Mayne, Peter wrote:

      (Server side delivery mode)

      - Shouldn't all (server side ones) implement the same interface =
(onMessage()?) and File and URL just be some default included =
implementations? (Isn't this also a 'hook'?)

      I was thinking exactly the same thing. :-) There should be only =
one server-side mode, with a trusted repository and URL redirect =
provided as implementations of that mode. If "customised mode" isn't =
good enough to implement trusted repository or URL redirect, then it =
probably isn't good enough for much else either.
      I'd vote for a jms implementation to and volunteer to implement =
one

      I've done a JMS implementation, which is what sparked some of the =
discussion about delivery modes. However, including it with Hermes may =
be problematic: since JMS isn't part of the standard JRE, it would not =
be possible to build Hermes unless you had a JMS implementation. Maybe =
we could have a "contributions" library.

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