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From: <jas...@ma...> - 2004-10-27 18:29:44
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On 27 Oct 2004, at 19:25, j=FCrgen h=F6ller [werk3AT] wrote: > James, > > That's cool stuff! In particular as it reuses the existing=20 > RemoteInvocation support so nicely. However, I still vote to put it=20 > into the sandbox for the 1.1.x timeframe. Mainly because there is no=20= > time to polish it, and it's worth to be publically introduced in a 1.x=20= > release. Fine with me. > Also, for the server side, we don't ship facilities to host the=20 > MessageListener (JmsServiceExporter) yet. I see that this is in the=20 > works :-) but we're still lacking recommendations on how to deploy JMS=20= > remoting end-to-end. One more reason to keep it in the sandbox for the=20= > time being. OK - but that's one of the reasons I've been trying to get the=20 JCAContainer going, so we have an end-to-end solution for JMS. > Finally, I'd prefer jms.remoting as package rather than remoting.jms -=20= > for a comparison, our transaction manager implementations reside in=20 > jdbc respectively orm.hibernate etc too, rather than in the=20 > transaction package. EJB remoting resides in the ejb package too,=20 > despite reusing facilities from the remoting package. Ah OK. I just went with remoting.jms to be with the other remoting=20 solutions. I'm easy either way. > So if you don't object to the sandbox and the changed package name,=20 > I'll move it over to the sandbox into the jms.remoting directory... We=20= > need to clarify that before the 1.1.2 release, which is scheduled to=20= > happen this Sunday. Go for it. Lemme know what needs doing to get it back in once we're getting ready=20= for 1.2. James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/ |