Re: Minimal set of component attributes?
Paul Hammant <[email protected]> Tue, 18 Mar 2003 07:15:23 +0000
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.jakarta.avalon.phoenix.devel |
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Berin, AltRMI is using the Attributes framework from Commons. What do you think we should do. Have our own comp or use commons ? - Paul > I have some rudimentary support for using attributes to represent > components and their roles. The core mechanisms in Fortress have > not changed, but I am adding a new RoleManager that can read a > resolve components from several different jars automatically. > > It will be used in my GUIApp system--but I want to put it in Fortress > before we release as well. I want to mark the services and components > with a minimal set of attributes--which will get our users used to > added functionality in Merlin and Phoenix. > > I can think of the following *core* attributes: > > @avalon.service -- Required for marking role interfaces. > > @avalon.component -- Superfluous because I can cull all > the implementations of a service quite > easily. Used in Merlin and Phoenix though. > > @avalon.scope -- Used to represent the scope of the component, > and consequently the lifestyle. Values are > "container", "thread", and "request" > > > Non standard container specific attributes would be: > > @fortress.configname -- The short name used for component configuration. > I would like to see this as an official Avalon > attribute because I feel strongly that the > simple name of a component's configuration > element should reflect a *type* (implementation) > and not an instance. I am not willing to > fight a long battle on it. > > @fortress.handler -- The fully qualified name of the component handler. > Used to access new variants or non-prefered > handlers. The main three can be accessed via > avalon.scope. > > > Two of these are already a done deal, the only two to get feedback > on are @avalon.scope and @avalon.configname. >