Tom van Wietmarschen wrote:
L.S.,
After investigating several possibilities I decided to test Tribes for
messaging in an application I'm developing. However, I've run in to
several problems which I can't figure out by myself. I hope this is
the correct place to ask these questions since there seems to be no
separate Tribes project or mailing list.
this is the right place, tribes is simply a part of tomcat.
The biggest issue I have is that I keep getting
memberAdded/memberDisappeared events from the same member. I've made a
small test app (based on the example on the Tribes introduction page)
that I run on a client PC and a similar implementation that I start
from a ServletContextListener. The client app creates a group, starts
it, sends a message and then quits. I get the memberAdded event, then
the message, and then a memberGone, memberAdded,memberGone, etc. until
the client has died.
what is your config? could be a simple mistake.
Another issue is that there seems to be no way to define a group. If I
create a GroupChannel for use by application A, and in the same subnet
I create a GroupChannel for application B, application A will receive
messages for app B and vice versa, app A will see members from app B
join the group, etc.
Is it possible to create a group that's only for use within one
application ?
groups are divided up by the multicasting address/port if you are using
multicasting. furthermore, you can set the "domain" for each member, and
then have your application filter out based on that.
Filip
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