Re: FindSO?

Hi,
You can, if you use the name server.
You could declare yourself your So on the nameserver and then
bind to the object using its name on the name server.
Beware not to do it systematically : the name server could
become a bottle neck. So you should manage a cache and rebind
only if you have a DistributedAccessException.
Hope this helps,
Daniel Nguyen
Freelance Forte Consultant
At 11:19 17/12/98 -0500, [email protected] wrote:
>
>
Is there a way to get an object reference to a service object by
name/string ?
In a connectorHandler, I'm trying to dynamically connect to the partition
of a Service Object wihtout having to hardcode a huge case statement and
know a compile time all possible SO's. Thanks in advance.
Rick Vaillancourt
Novalis Corporation
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Rick ,
You might want to use Forte's name services and
ObjectLocationMgr.
You partitions can dynamically register the names of
anchored
objects with Forte's name service. The name service
then manages
information about the object's name and the internal
address in
the environment. Other partitions can subsequently find
and
connect to registered named objects.
Take a look at "Using ObjectLocationMgr" online help
topic and you
will find all you need!
Best wishes,
Ajith Kallambella. M
Forte Systems Engineer,
International Business Corporation.
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Subject: FindSO?
Is there a way to get an object reference to a service
object by
name/string ?
In a connectorHandler, I'm trying to dynamically
connect to the partition
of a Service Object wihtout having to hardcode a huge
case statement and
know a compile time all possible SO's. Thanks in
advance.
Rick Vaillancourt
Novalis Corporation
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Re: Re: [Fwd: FindSO?]

Geoff,
Sean Brown mentioned that 3J has removed these limitations. To remove the
limitations manually in any other 3.x prior to 3J, set the CFG:DO:17 flag.
-Dustin
From: Geoff Puterbaugh <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1998 15:31:58 -0500
Subject: Re: [Fwd: FindSO?]
Sameer,
You said that we can use the ObjectLocationMgr with
Service Objects. That has not been my experience.
In fact, I feel that the whole documentation section
for the ObjectLocationMgr is missing the following:
WARNING: This service may NOT be used to publish or
find objects created by Forte. These all reside in
the reserved name-space "/forte". This service may
only be used to publish and find user-defined objects.
But I am only speaking from one afternoon's experience
a month or so back.
All my best,
Geoff
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Geoff,
Sean Brown mentioned that 3J has removed these limitations. To remove the
limitations manually in any other 3.x prior to 3J, set the CFG:DO:17 flag.
-Dustin
From: Geoff Puterbaugh <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1998 15:31:58 -0500
Subject: Re: [Fwd: FindSO?]
Sameer,
You said that we can use the ObjectLocationMgr with
Service Objects. That has not been my experience.
In fact, I feel that the whole documentation section
for the ObjectLocationMgr is missing the following:
WARNING: This service may NOT be used to publish or
find objects created by Forte. These all reside in
the reserved name-space "/forte". This service may
only be used to publish and find user-defined objects.
But I am only speaking from one afternoon's experience
a month or so back.
All my best,
Geoff
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Re: [Fwd: FindSO?]

Hi Rick,
You can use the Forte ObjectLocationMgr to dynamically register and bind
to named, anchored objects (which may be service objects). The SCAFFOLDS
2.0 RouteManager (Custom Router) uses this mechanism to determine the
ExecutionManager (typically a service object) to route to, at run time.
However, there are some issues that you need to consider before going
with this approach. The primary disadvantage of not directly using a
ServiceObject reference in Forte is that Forte failover only kicks in
when you directly call out to a ServiceObject that is absent from the
current environment. A direct call to the ServiceObject is also required
at application startup of deployed applications if you do not pre-start
your server partitions.
The SCAFFOLDS custom routing mechanism accounts for all these issues
while still providing you with the dynamic ServiceObject determination
that you are looking for. You can provide the routing rules by either
using one of the RouteModules out of the box, or by writing your own
RouteModule.
If you give some more details about your scenario, I will be happy to
make further recommendations.
Is there a way to get an object reference to a service object by
name/string ?
In a connectorHandler, I'm trying to dynamically connect to the partition
of a Service Object wihtout having to hardcode a huge case statement and
know a compile time all possible SO's. Thanks in advance.
Rick Vaillancourt
Novalis Corporation
Sameer Vaidya
SCAFFOLDS Engineer
Sage IT Partners
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As of release 3J there is an easier way to do this that used to be hidden.
I am hoping that the uncovering of this functionality was on purpose and not
by accident meaning it may go away later!? But, it is now possible to use
the name service to look up a service object directly. This used to require
setting an unsupported configuration flag but appears to no longer require
this.
You use bindobject as you would with a named anchored object but supply the
path to your service object. The path is in the form:
'site/ServerProjectName_cl#/ApplicationName_cl#-ServiceName'
Using this method, fail-over and load balancing will worked as advertised!
This is not the case when you bind to a named anchored object.
One catch is that the service can only be found under the name above when it
has actually been deployed. The path is different when you are running from
the workshops. I am assuming that direct binding will work in that
circumstance as well as long as you provide the correct path. However, I
have not tested it.
Hope this helps!
Sean
Cornice Consulting Inc.
mailto:[email protected]
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Subject: Re: [Fwd: FindSO?]
Hi Rick,
You can use the Forte ObjectLocationMgr to dynamically register and bind
to named, anchored objects (which may be service objects). The SCAFFOLDS
2.0 RouteManager (Custom Router) uses this mechanism to determine the
ExecutionManager (typically a service object) to route to, at run time.
However, there are some issues that you need to consider before going
with this approach. The primary disadvantage of not directly using a
ServiceObject reference in Forte is that Forte failover only kicks in
when you directly call out to a ServiceObject that is absent from the
current environment. A direct call to the ServiceObject is also required
at application startup of deployed applications if you do not pre-start
your server partitions.
The SCAFFOLDS custom routing mechanism accounts for all these issues
while still providing you with the dynamic ServiceObject determination
that you are looking for. You can provide the routing rules by either
using one of the RouteModules out of the box, or by writing your own
RouteModule.
If you give some more details about your scenario, I will be happy to
make further recommendations.
Is there a way to get an object reference to a service object by
name/string ?
In a connectorHandler, I'm trying to dynamically connect to thepartition
of a Service Object wihtout having to hardcode a huge case statement and
know a compile time all possible SO's. Thanks in advance.
Rick Vaillancourt
Novalis Corporation
Sameer Vaidya
SCAFFOLDS Engineer
Sage IT Partners
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