Conversational Scope: Accessing the max age and max idle on a RuntimeComponent

[Mark Combellack <mc...@ubiquitysoftware.com>]

Hi,

I have been updating my Conversational patch to reflect the changes introduced by the recent refactoring work. There have been lots of changes :-) I hope to submit the patch fairly soon.

However, my Conversational Patch has run into a problem with the new refactored code.


Previously, the ConversationalScopeContainer was passed an instance of AtomicComponent. Using this, it could access the getMaxAge() and getMaxIdleTime() methods.

However, in the new refactored code, the ConversationalScopeContainer is passed an instance of RuntimeComponent which does not have the getMaxAge() and getMaxIdleTime() methods.


These methods do still exist on the JavaImplementation interface defined in the implementation-java project. However, this interface is not available to the core project.


I was wondering if the removal of the getMaxAge() and getMaxIdleTime() methods was a deliberate decision of the refactoring or whether this is an unintentional change. If so, are there any plans to re-add these methods?

Thanks,

Mark




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Re: Conversational Scope: Accessing the max age and max idle on a RuntimeComponent

[Raymond Feng <en...@gmail.com>]

Hi, Mark.

Sorry for not responding to your questions promptly as some of us are 
attending JavaOne.

I added the two methods back to the ScopedImplementationProvider interface 
so that you can move forward. You should be able to test if the 
component.getImplementation() instanceof ScopedImplementationProvider and 
then get the metadata out of it.

FYI, we're thinking of refactor the scope management code into the 
java-implementation-runtime. As you know, only the Java SCA spec defines the 
scopes for an implementation and most of the settings only apply to java 
component. What do you think?

Thanks,
Raymond

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark Combellack" <mc...@ubiquitysoftware.com>
To: <tu...@ws.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 8:18 AM
Subject: Conversational Scope: Accessing the max age and max idle on a 
RuntimeComponent


Hi,

I have been updating my Conversational patch to reflect the changes 
introduced by the recent refactoring work. There have been lots of changes 
:-) I hope to submit the patch fairly soon.

However, my Conversational Patch has run into a problem with the new 
refactored code.


Previously, the ConversationalScopeContainer was passed an instance of 
AtomicComponent. Using this, it could access the getMaxAge() and 
getMaxIdleTime() methods.

However, in the new refactored code, the ConversationalScopeContainer is 
passed an instance of RuntimeComponent which does not have the getMaxAge() 
and getMaxIdleTime() methods.


These methods do still exist on the JavaImplementation interface defined in 
the implementation-java project. However, this interface is not available to 
the core project.


I was wondering if the removal of the getMaxAge() and getMaxIdleTime() 
methods was a deliberate decision of the refactoring or whether this is an 
unintentional change. If so, are there any plans to re-add these methods?

Thanks,

Mark




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