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Posted to general@incubator.apache.org by ja...@opensource.lk on 2004/07/21 09:49:48 UTC

Project Report - Sandesha

Project Report Sandesha

I would like to discuss under the following headings.

§ What we have done so far
§ Current Situation

What we have done so far:

After the first implementation Sandesha was restructured with a new
architecture to support the new WS-RM specification published in 2004.
With the new architecture Sandesha was mainly implemented as a new
Provider so that it can handle the requests more manageably.

With these new improvements Sandesha participated for the WS-RM inter-op
workshop held May 12 and 13th 2004 at BEA's San Francisco office. The
workshop was mainly focusing on the set of scenarios specified by the
inter-op group to test the interoperation between the different
implementations of WS-RM. Other participants for the above inter-op
workshop were IBM, Microsoft and BEA. Sandesha was able to interoperate
considerably with these implementations. The inter-op session has helped
us to identify the defects in Sandesha and also the possible improvements.

Current Situation:

Currently we are expecting to modify Sandesha to support the entire set of
inter-op scenarios and to enhance the code. Some limitations were also
identified due to the lack of support for asynchronous messaging in Axis.

I am currently working full time on Sandesha through Lanka Software
Foundation (LSF) and few others will join soon. So hope we will keep on
improving Sandesha.

Re: Project Report - Sandesha

Posted by Brian Behlendorf <br...@collab.net>.

Right on!  Congrats to the Sandesha team.  Glad to hear about the interop 
testing, and that the LSF continues to grow.

 	Brian

On Wed, 21 Jul 2004 jaliya@opensource.lk wrote:
> Project Report  Sandesha
>
> I would like to discuss under the following headings.
>
> §	What we have done so far
> §	Current Situation
>
> What we have done so far:
>
> After the first implementation Sandesha was restructured with a new
> architecture to support the new WS-RM specification published in 2004.
> With the new architecture Sandesha was mainly implemented as a new
> Provider so that it can handle the   requests more manageably.
>
> With these new improvements Sandesha participated for the WS-RM inter-op
> workshop held May 12 and 13th 2004 at BEA's San Francisco office. The
> workshop was mainly focusing on the set of scenarios specified by the
> inter-op group to test the interoperation between the different
> implementations of WS-RM. Other participants for the above inter-op
> workshop were IBM, Microsoft and BEA. Sandesha was able to interoperate
> considerably with these implementations. The inter-op session has helped
> us to identify the defects in Sandesha and also the possible improvements.
>
> Current Situation:
>
> Currently we are expecting to modify Sandesha to support the entire set of
> inter-op scenarios and to enhance the code. Some limitations were also
> identified due to the lack of support for asynchronous messaging in Axis.
>
> I am currently working full time on Sandesha through Lanka Software
> Foundation (LSF) and few others will join soon. So hope we will keep on
> improving Sandesha.
>
> Related Links:
>
> WS-ReliableMessaging Specification:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnglobspec/html/ws-reliablemessaging.asp
>
> WS-RM Inter-op Scenarios:
> ftp://www6.software.ibm.com/software/developer/library/ws-rmscenario.doc
>
> Lanka Software Foundation (LSF)
> http://www.opensource.lk/index.htm
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jaliya Ekanayake
>
>
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