Re: [corona-dev] Collaboration Event not easy to setup

[Marcin Okraszewski <marcin.okraszewski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think there is also one more posibility. Far I remember ECF has 
zeroconf implementation. It is a protocol to discover services in a 
network - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeroconf. I'm not sure, but I 
think it works only in local networks, because it seems that it is 
possible to discover services only through broadcast or multicast packages.

I tried to use it once to setup distcc (distributed C compiler) in 
Gdansk lab, so that the compilation claster would be set up dynamically, 
depending on who is online. I had a prototype but I never finished due 
to lack of time. But it worked - it was able to find distcc servers 
automatically.

Marcin


Everitt, Glenn napisał(a):

> The EventRouter method handleEvent calls the suppressSend method which 
> looks at a list of remote EventRouter uri’s and decides whether to 
> “really” publish the Collaboration Event. The list of remote 
> EventRouter uri’s is placed into the CollaborationEvent (ProjectEvent) 
> by the ProjectEventFactory and it uses information in the 
> ProjectContextContainer to set the remote EventRouter uri’s but if 
> your container doesn’t have any uri’s listed no CollaborationEvent 
> (ProjectEvent) will be sent. I think we should always send to the 
> “default” EventRouter uri and if remote EventRouter uri’s are 
> specified also send to them. I’m not sure how someone creating a 
> ProjectContextContainer is supposed to know to set the remote 
> EventRouter uri to get CollaborationEvents sent.
>
> Is there an easy way to determine the “default” EventRouter for User 
> or a ProjectContextContainer? I’m not sure I want the 
> ProjectEventFactory to set the default EventRouter. It seems like the 
> “client” EventRouter should have a way to find and set the default 
> remote EventRouter uri
>
> Comments?
>
> Glenn Everitt
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