gnue/common/doc RPC-abstraction.txt

[Jason Cater]

CVSROOT:        /home/cvs
Module name:    gnue
Changes by:     Jason Cater <address@hidden>    01/12/03 00:03:40

Modified files:
        common/doc     : RPC-abstraction.txt 

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Patches:
Index: gnue/common/doc/RPC-abstraction.txt
diff -c gnue/common/doc/RPC-abstraction.txt:1.1 
gnue/common/doc/RPC-abstraction.txt:1.2
*** gnue/common/doc/RPC-abstraction.txt:1.1     Sun Dec  2 19:41:49 2001
--- gnue/common/doc/RPC-abstraction.txt Mon Dec  3 00:03:40 2001
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*** 48,57 ****
  
  This design only exposes services. It does not try to emulate Object
  management for transports that do not support Object management natively.
! Such a design is far too complicated of a task for GNUe to embark upon.
! If objects are used in a non-object transport, a simple reference passing
! mechanism will be used and all objects will be maintained/accessed by
! the server.
  
  
  Design Considerations
--- 48,58 ----
  
  This design only exposes services. It does not try to emulate Object
  management for transports that do not support Object management natively.
! Such a design is far too complicated of a task for GNUe to embark upon
! (and would be a futile exercise as there are plenty of existing Object
! management tools.) If objects are used in a non-object transport, a
! simple reference passing mechanism will be used and all objects will be
! maintained/accessed by the server.
  
  
  Design Considerations
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*** 147,159 ****
  it will use the XML-RPC adapter.
  
  The client program gets a GComm interface instance
! by calling GComm
  
  
  
  Example IDL:
  
!   Module DonutPlant {
  
      Module Management {
  
--- 148,163 ----
  it will use the XML-RPC adapter.
  
  The client program gets a GComm interface instance
! by calling GComm.attach()
  
  
  
+ Simple Example
+ ==============
+ 
  Example IDL:
  
!   Module DonutProvider {
  
      Module Management {
  
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*** 165,180 ****
  
      Module Factory {
  
!       module BakingFactory {
  
!         string Flavor
!         string kitchenLocation
  
          integer requestDelivery(string address)
  
        }
  
!       BakingFactory getDonutBakery (String flavor)
  
      }
  
--- 169,184 ----
  
      Module Factory {
  
!       module BakingUnit {
  
!         string flavor
!         string unitLocation
  
          integer requestDelivery(string address)
  
        }
  
!       BakingUnit getDonutBakery (string flavor)
  
      }
  
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*** 193,206 ****
  
  
    print "Donut Plant Operational Status:"
!   print server.DonutPlant.Management.Status()
  
  
    address = 'Jason Cater\n123 Main St\nMemphis, TN 38001"
!   glazedBakery = server.DonutPlant.Factory.getDonutBakery('glazed yeast')
  
!   print "Sending %s donuts to Jason Cater" % glazedBakery.get_Flavor()
!   print "Kitchen in use:", glazedBakery.get_kitchenLocation()
    print "Success: ", glazedBakery.requestDelivery(address)
  
  
--- 197,210 ----
  
  
    print "Donut Plant Operational Status:"
!   print server.DonutProvider.Management.Status()
  
  
    address = 'Jason Cater\n123 Main St\nMemphis, TN 38001"
!   glazedBakery = server.DonutProvider.Factory.getDonutBakery('glazed yeast')
  
!   print "Sending %s donuts to Jason Cater" % glazedBakery.get_flavor()
!   print "Kitchen in use:", glazedBakery.get_unitLocation()
    print "Success: ", glazedBakery.requestDelivery(address)