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From: Martin K. <Mar...@St...> - 2004-08-20 22:26:19
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By having a lightweight solution for simple http- and socket- based connections, I was planing to publish the code by starting a project. Since I am very used to Spring and Juergen pointed me at Spring's basic remote invocation support classes, I was thinking if it would be possible to take my solution, do some extense reworking and integrate it into the spring code-base (but also provide a possibility to extract all needed classes for a small client api for applets/mobiles). Since I know the advantage a socket-connection provides when it comes to rich client <--> server (and server<-->server) interactions, I would love to see my source-code to envolve and to become fully matured. It avoids polling the server to synchronize the client's state within the server and properbly avoids some pesimistic locking (to tag resources) during application transactions and it feels well to only have to bother about business-interfaces rather than fuzzing with connection management. Would anyone like to see Spring having support for socket- remote-invocation and simple remote invocation without a need of any additional library? This would free me from managing yet another project and I guess it can add some value to solutions applied on certain scenarios. Thanks, Martin (Kersten) |