Re: SEDA Future

--- [email protected] wrote:
> With our new seda3 implementation, I believe that the SEDA concept has 
> "evolved".  Indeed, a stage can now block to enqueue an event to another 
> stage and backpressure is managed automatically.  So, events cannot be lost 
> anymore.

Adding the blocking enqueue specific case to the general concept of a queued processing platform
is hardly an evolution... I feel you are making a big deal of something trivial.

The point is, there is no project called SEDA and there won't be soon. You don't see car models
named 'Car'...


How about JCascade? (Although I still like JCyclone).

(Things like '<anything>storm' sound too chaotic to me...)

Read'ya.



		
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