Re: bonobo, gtk widgets, DOM
Luca Padovani <[email protected]> 15 Jul 2003 20:09:33 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.components |
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| Message-ID | <1058292573.597.78.camel@giraffe> |
Hi Michael, thanks for commenting on this. On Tue, 2003-07-15 at 12:46, Michael Meeks wrote: > I think it's unlikely to be worthwhile having a single DOM tree split > across processes - this is not an application I'd use Bonobo for; the > DOM API is highly granular which doesn't suit IPC IMHO. I agree on the IPC issue. However, with a tighter integration it makes sense to have a DOM document that is shared among several components. At least, when I read "compound documents" I think of a document which has a centralized, accessible representation, and then several components which are responsible for fragments of it. > Then again, if you're only going to proxy user-interaction, then > perhaps it's worthwhile, in general the more chunky the separation you > can achieve between components - the better; ie. why do you want to > export this DOM interface ? It's not that "I want to" ;-) just I don't see reasonable alternatives to this unless making sure the component runs in the same address space as the container. Is this the case when the component is in a shared lib and it is instantiated with a factory that has location="shlib"? Regards, -- luca