block version usage

[Andrei Ivanov <my...@surfeu.fi>]

Hi,
Where I can find example of how to use correctly version of Phoenix block
and version attribute of service.
Suppose I have two blocks of different versions and some services which have
different versions but same contract. How I can manipulate  those in Phoenix
xinfo / assembly?

Andrei



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Re: block version usage

[Peter Donald <pe...@apache.org>]

At 12:58 AM 6/13/2002 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi,
>Where I can find example of how to use correctly version of Phoenix block
>and version attribute of service.
>Suppose I have two blocks of different versions and some services which have
>different versions but same contract. How I can manipulate  those in Phoenix
>xinfo / assembly?

The version of the service is part of its contract. Only change the version 
number of service when you cahnge the interface of the service. So if you 
add a new method then you must bump the service version number (and also 
version attribute in <service/> in any <dependency/> for blocks that use 
service).

Block version is completely unused in kernel at this stage. It is intended 
to help assemblers know which version of block/implementation they are uing 
when doing assembly.



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Peter Donald
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