28 Jan
2005
28 Jan
'05
9:44 a.m.
Do you plan to send the xmlrpc messages for each REGISTER or will you do
some buffering and send several location update in one message? I think
this will cause a lott of traffic between the ser's.
Do you know the diploma thesis of Nils?
(http://www.ohlmeier.de/tuberlin.html you will find it at the bottom of
the page) There are several ideas how to distribute the location data.
regards,
klaus
Andreas Granig wrote:
Juha Heinanen wrote:
i don't know about andrea's efforts, but
i used xmlrpc for registering
ser users' phone numbers with tier-1 enum database in finland. finnish
authorities had specified xmlrpc interface for that purpose.
In short, I plan to write an xmlrpc-based provisioning system for
distributing FIFO commands. The main focus is sharing registration
contacts and aliases among different SERs (all the data that can't be
replicated on a lower (database) layer due to memory caching).
There's an external application on each SER host receiving contacts from
a SER module via a local socket. These contacts are wrapped into xmlrpc
(in fact the contact is converted into a FIFO command which is wrapped
into xmlrpc) and are distributed to the same application on other SER
hosts, which writes them into the SER FIFO. If an application is
unreachable or reports an error, the distributed FIFO command is queued.
The application can receive arbitrary FIFO commands, and a flag
indicates if the command should be redistributed to the other hosts.
Andy
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