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Re: [ecf-dev] About IRemoteCallParameter[] parsing

Ok, I will think about it. Today I do not have any ideas about refactoring.

25.01.2011 18:54, Scott Lewis пишет:
> Hi Pavel,
>
> On 1/25/2011 2:00 AM, Pavel Samolisov wrote:
>> Hello Folks,
>>
>> I write an RPC adapter for ECF and have a question.
>>
>> RPC uses parameters array for request, but parameters map, and each
>> parameter may not have a name, i.e.
>> RemoteCallFactory.createRemoteCall(RpcConstants.TEST_ECHO_METHOD_NAME,
>> new Object[]{"Hello, world!"});
>>
>> I mean user MUST NOT register a callable with parameter names, i.e.
>> user can register a callable
>> RemoteCallableFactory.createCallable(RpcConstants.TEST_ECHO_METHOD_NAME),
>> but
>> to use a call
>> RemoteCallFactory.createRemoteCall(RpcConstants.TEST_ECHO_METHOD_NAME,
>> new Object[]{"Hello, world!"});
>>
>> This callable does not have any parameters but the call have this ones.
>>
>> Our implementation of preparing parameters (see
>> AbstractClientContainer#prepareParameters) uses default callable
>> parameters and, if this parameters are not defined, do not serialize
>> real call parameters.
>> Some more, RemoteCallParameter constructor has
>> Assert.isNotNull(this.name) that checks a name of parameter for null.
>>
>> My question: should me refactoring this stuff or user just must register
>> callable with parameters if he/she want use call with parameters?
>
> Refactoring is perfectly fine...if you have ideas for refactoring that
> will help with additional/other use cases then it can be done. Just
> open a bug for the api change idea, we'll discuss...but refactorings
> that are to be in ECF 3.5 must happen fairly quickly.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Scott
>
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Pavel Samolisov, 
Eclipse Communication Framework committer,
Senior Software Developer,
http://psamolisov.blogspot.com


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