rationale for architecture

[Raghu Havaldar <rh...@shodaka.net>]

Had some questions on how Sandesha was architected.

1. Why is there a need to have the server EPM handler as a separate web 
service ?
2. Why should the client EPM handler be a separate web service ?
3. What are the downsides of implementing the WSRM as a Handler within 
Axis ? Would this
infact not have simplified deployment/manageability/programming/etc ?
4. How was Sandesha tested ? I do not see any tests in CVS.

thanks

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Raghu Havaldar
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Re: rationale for architecture

[Aleksander Slominski <as...@cs.indiana.edu>]

Raghu Havaldar wrote:

> Had some questions on how Sandesha was architected.

i think those are good questions that answers should be in documentation :)

> 1. Why is there a need to have the server EPM handler as a separate 
> web service ?
> 2. Why should the client EPM handler be a separate web service ?
> 3. What are the downsides of implementing the WSRM as a Handler within 
> Axis ? Would this
> infact not have simplified deployment/manageability/programming/etc ?
> 4. How was Sandesha tested ? I do not see any tests in CVS.
>
for now i started wiki page about it and wrote what i know about

http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SandeshaProjectPages

everybody: please make corrections.

thanks,

alek

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