Re: Re: SEDA-users digest, Vol 1 #127 - 1 msg

Kan Deng a écrit :

 > Hi, Jean,
 > As far as I noticed, there are some bugs in the
 > current release. For examples, in ThreadPool class,
 > stop() uses the pooltg.stop(), while start() uses
 > threads vector instead of the thread group. Before of
 > this, the ThreadPool.stop() does not work correctly.


Writing tests case that make code more reliable is always a good idea.

 > But more important, it makes sense to integrate
 > SandStorm with Apache, so as to evolve into a
 > full-scale HTTP server, in addition to be an
 > experimental staged server.


I don't agree with you.  SandStorm is an implementation of SEDA concept, 
not a HTTP server!  If you want a HTTP server like Apache HTTP server or 
a JSP container like Apache Tomcat, Haboo (which is on top of SandStorm) 
is best suited.  SandStorm must be a generic framework for all types of 
high performance server, not only HTTP server.

One cool feature could be to have a JMX plugin on top of SEDA.


 > Actually, it is not too hard to do so. Just follow the
 > similar way in which Tomcat integrates with Apache,
 > via JServ protocol. And you don't have to write too
 > much code, but copy paste and modify some Tomcat's
 > code.
 > http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.3-doc/AJPv13.html
 >
 >
 > best wishes,
 > Kan
 >

Best regards,
JM







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