RE: Starting a keel/avalon component/model
maxxam-cuDQgYkrLFxfAa1EqD/[email protected] Sun, 18 Jul 2004 19:50:50 +0200 (SAST)
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Hi Shash, Hmmm. Doesn't jboss-struts use JBossMQ by default. Mine certainly does. I know this becuase one of my models explicity calls the execute of another model using JMS. I found a class called KeelJmsClientJBossMQ somewhere and used that as a basis for my call. The reason I'm doing this is not to build a distributed system (although that may happen in the future), but rather because I need JMS to process messages from an external system, struts for the web interface and also need to get the whole thing into a single VM. Is there a version of jboss-struts that doesn't use JBossMQ for it's internal comms? Anyway, my startable model only instantiates on the first struts access to a model and not at server time start. Thanks, Max > Max, > >> As Shash says it only starts up on the first access to any model. I'm >> using jboss-struts so I guess this doesn't count as a distributed system >> does it Shash? >> > Well, it is possible to use a JMS (JBossMQ) based distributed deployment > within JBoss, and in that case it would be. But, not using jboss-struts. > I > am not recommending, though, that you change over to JBossMQ (Mike, I > think, > mentioned that there weren't any advantages to be gained by using JBossMQ > if > the client and server side Keel's resided within the same JBoss instance). > >> Does anyone have any simple init servlet code handy? > > Sorrry...not me! Haven't written a servlet, since, oh, Dec. '99 (i.e. > when I > started using a framework, Expresso) :-) > > Shash > _______________________________________________ > User mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.keelframework.org/listinfo.cgi/user-keelframework.org >