Re: [corona-dev] Container and Collaboration Evenets

[Marcin Okraszewski <marcin.okraszewski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What in fact the project container does with an event? I thought it only 
redistributes the message to users withing the context. If yes, there is 
no need to deliver a message to a to a closed project container because 
it has no team members to send it to. I thought that the knowledge base 
is the only consumer of events at the server.

> - I agree with comments on processing events when a container is 
> serialized. Do we just leave them all in memory all the time? Could we 
> only open a closed container when an “important” event arrives? We 
> could register an event filter for a container with the Project 
> Container Manager. If the event doesn’t meet the filter criteria and 
> the container is serialized the container isn’t opened otherwise the 
> event does meet filter criteria and the container is open and the 
> event is processes by the container. Remember if the container is 
> closed it is because no clients are currently connected to it.
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