RE: [Sync4j-users] current developement status of sync4j ?

[Lucian P. <Luc...@ag...>]

Hello,

In fact there is no two-way sync command in the sync protocol
specification. "Two-way sync" is only a use case. If you will read with
attention the sync specification you will see that there are in fact two
types of sync commands: request commands and response commands. With
those you can implement the all 7 types of synchronisation. Also ...in
my opinion you don't even need the whole commands to implement the all
sync scenarios....but this is another story.

If the sync command is globally transactional ? No....this is not
specified....but there is a posibility to implement transactional
capabilitie on your application (i think that this will be a very very
nice project)
About ejb......it's only for build a demo application that uses the sync
protocol. But as i already told you the unit test code is about 10%
finished. So these is posible not to use it.=20

best regards and have fun
Lucian Piros


-----Original Message-----
From: Ferrari Alberto [mailto:fer...@ds...]
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 12:38 PM
To: syn...@li...
Subject: [Sync4j-users] current developement status of sync4j ?


Hi all,

I would like to know the current developement status of sync4j:
can I make a two-way sync command to syncronize client-server data??
is the sync command globally transactional??
what function does have the  ejb?,
is it possible not using it?=20

Best Regards,
Alberto

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