An opes usage question.
2004-01-07 15:52:00
I have been looking over the opes drafts and trying to understand the
efficiency of a distributed opes framework with a large volume of
activity (and also trying to gauge how useful it would be for time
dependent service execution activities). Consider an opes service where
application data is transformed (or adapted) in some way. My question
is, If I send the data flow to a callout server to perform some opes
service task (or a string of call out servers), does the data always
have to return to the data dispatcher at the opes data processor that
directed the flow to the call out server in the first place (an
ancillary question is: can just trace data and billing information only
be sent back)?. Basically, will an opes framework allow the use of a
piplining approach where once the service is complete at the call out
server, the adapted application data can be forwarded directly to the
data producer or data consumer (what ever the case may be)? Any
information, advice or council would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Regards John
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