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[corona-dev] RE: Project container manager

Yes I am already in the process changing to the more generic
ContainerManager.  Most of the methods moved into the ContextContainer
object except for serialization/de-serialization which is specific to
the container type.  Are you working on the ContainerCache object? When
I have the reading/writing of containers working again I will check it
in and you can look. I may have it done for you look to at Monday.  I
think I started to create the WSDL for ProjectContainer Interface I just
used java2wsdl I'll send you how I did this and then you can generate
the new WSDL based upon the new interfaced.

FYI

Glenn Everitt



-----Original Message-----
From: Okraszewski, Marcin 
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 8:39 AM
To: Everitt, Glenn
Subject: Project container manager

I want to make a service that would be a proxy to server. Now it is 
going to be just a hardcoded implementation, which will allow us to work

with project containers. As for containers we have generated interfaces 
from SDO model, but I'm not sure about container manager. I have some 
IProjectContainerManager  interface, but I don't know if it is really 
what I need. Firstly I think we are about to move into generic container

manager, secondly there are some methods that seems to be used only for 
server. Shouldn't we make a super interface with basic operations that 
will be useable for both client and server. I think it would contain 
methods like: getContainer(URL), joinProject(ContextContainer), 
openProject(ContextContainer), closeProject(ContextContainer), 
getProjectContainers().

Marcin
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