Re: [SWMP] Media Machines' initial design and code
"Jay C. Weber" <jweber@mediamachines.com> Tue, 26 June 2007 17:35 UTC
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midOF9311E6B3.E102E931-ON85257306.005BE41A-85257306.005DFDB9@lotus.com" type="cite">4) It sounds like you are saying that latecomer support is in your code even though it is not obvious how to do it based on the paper. Does that mean there is a get request in your implemented protocol?In the client/server architecture we implemented, when a client connects to the server and sends a Hello message, the server responds with a Hello message followed by a series of set messages containing latecomer state data. So there is no explicit get request, unless you want to consider Hello to subsume the semantics "send me latecomer data".
Generalizing this issue a little, pub-sub requests are implicit in our system. Our applications and supporting architectures don't need explicit pub-subs, but I can imagine some uses for pub-sub messages, maybe we should add them to SWMP.
jay
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