[jboss-dev-forums] [Design of JBoss Remoting, Unified Invokers] - Re: Remoting 3: Secure Remote Classloading (JBREM-929)

[david.lloyd@jboss.com]

"alesj" wrote : "david.lloyd at jboss.com" wrote : 
  |   | (1) A Remote VFS scheme
  |   | 
  | Can you post some pseudo code on the subject,
  | as I have no clue about remoting, but I know a thing or two on VFS. :-)
  | 

Basically it would work like this.  On the client you'd have a deployable configuration for remote VFS.  The configuration would accept a name for the remote VFS which would be used in the uri (e.g. "vfsremote://my-remote-vfs/the/path"), and would also be used as the group name for the VFS service (so that there could be more than one provider for the same remote VFS service within a cluster, for example).

Then for every provider of that VFS instance, there would be a Remoting service deployed which would handle the forwarded VFS calls.

One interesting aspect of this is that if a node uses a vfsremote that is actually located on the same node, then the usual call-by-reference optimization takes place; it should not be too much more expensive than a regular local access.

Make sense?


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