Re: POA Progress

I've made some progress on the POA implementation (replacing the BOA) in 
Shark.  However, the right way to do this may require rethinking
some aspects of what is in the CORBA interface for Shark.   The POA 
provides lifecycle management capabilities which probably should be used 
to replace
the code snippets used in the current implementation to control memory 
utilization.  It seems to me that the Shark CORBA layer is just a window 
into the objects
that are created underneath in the Shark Kernel.   This can be utilized 
to properly activate the POA objects.   In fact, there probably should 
be hierarchy of POA adapters for the variety of complex objects in 
Shark.  I will make some stab at getting this done in my POA 
implementation, but I don't know if I know enough about the workings of 
Shark to get it all right.   Any suggestions in this area would be 
greatly appreciated.    The javaworld articles on the "new" CORBA POA 
capabilities (2002) are helpful in this regard.

Thanks,

Dave

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