What is the lifecycle of the apache tribes channel?

[Michael Knümann <mk...@business-code.de>]

  Hi,

I'm using apache tribes for messaging between nodes within a cluster. My 
implementation bases on the quickstart example that is part of the 
related documentation.
At the moment there is Context Listener that starts the communication 
like this:

   myChannel = new GroupChannel();

     this.msgListener = msgListener;
     this.mbrListener = mbrListener;

     //attach the listeners to the channel
     myChannel.addMembershipListener(mbrListener);
     myChannel.addChannelListener(msgListener);

     //start the channel
     myChannel.start(Channel.DEFAULT);

This is a singleton instance and is used for sending messages the whole 
lifecycle of my webapplication.
I don't like this singleton and I'm wondering if it is possible to start 
the channel everytime I need to send a message?

with kind regards
     Michael




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Re: What is the lifecycle of the apache tribes channel?

[Pid <pi...@pidster.com>]

On 15/10/2010 16:45, Michael Knümann wrote:
>  Hi,
> 
> I'm using apache tribes for messaging between nodes within a cluster. My
> implementation bases on the quickstart example that is part of the
> related documentation.
> At the moment there is Context Listener that starts the communication
> like this:

Please start an entirely new message, rather than editing a reply to an
existing email - which leaves the thread mail headers intact & is
referred to as 'thread hijacking'.


p