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From: Ronald v. K. <rv...@ab...> - 2003-07-10 21:09:32
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While developing the small example with JNDI, some questions came to
mind. What I was doing looked alot like implementing what can be done
with session-beans in a j2ee server.
Without thinking of ejb's, the questions this raises for me are:
* How dynamic should new classes (file/url/jms/....) be loaded.
o Should they be deployed expanded e.g. in a expanded
deployed msh.war directory?
o Is a restart acceptible?
* Where and how should they be pre-configured (url, username,
password, certificate etc).
* Does each AppContext has it's own set of maximum of 3 'channel
connectors' (message, error, notify) or should the be shared
between AppContexts?
* Where is the dynamic configuration persisted (if at all?) in
relation to the AppContext (JNDI?, Database?)
* Should there be a limit in maximum connections to the receiving
application?
* etc...
please comment..
Regards,
Ronald
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