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Subject: Re: [wsrp-wsia] [I#201] performBlockingInteraction/performInteraction
A few questions (pardon me if these were discussed before): - What does concurrency mean here? For example, does this apply to *a* consumer making concurrent requests to *several* producers (one request per producer)? - Since concurrency is an issue primarily for the consumer, would it not be simpler to keep the producer unaware of this? Regards, Subbu Eilon Reshef wrote: > I second that. PerformBlockingX is a misnomer, since the operation > itself doesn't block - rather we expect that the Consumer would block, > but that's also not true as it may request portlets from other Producers > in parallel. Hence, blocking doesn't seem like the right idiom in our > concurrent environment. > > I think performInteraction and performConcurrentInteraction make much > more sense (though I do think that interaction is better than action, as > action implies some high-level (framework-oriented) concept which we > don't necessarily provide or promote explicitly). > > -----Original Message----- > *From:* Gil Tayar [mailto:Gil.Tayar@webcollage.com] > *Sent:* Wednesday, December 18, 2002 4:04 AM > *To:* wsrp-wsia@lists.oasis-open.org > *Subject:* [wsrp-wsia] [I#201] > performBlockingInteraction/performInteraction > > Issue: 201 > Status: Active > Topic: interface > Class: Minor_Technical > Raised by: Andre Kramer > Title: performBlockingInteraction/performInteraction > Date Added: 18-Dec-2002 > Document Section: v0.85/5.3 > Description: > performBlockingInteraction has proved very cumbersome to communicate > and we very much want to encourage people to use it over > performInteraction. And it still does not mirror JSR168's performAction. > Resolution: > "Review decision of last f2f based on pedantic feedback:- > performAction and > performConcurrentAction. Return structures > BlockingInteractionResponse, InteractionResponse could become > InteractionResponse (blocking inter-action) and ActionResponse > (concurrent and blocking actions)."
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