First CCM5 presentation

Built-in event support CCM has built-in support for events – Not very flexible or extensible – Requires container-level support for new event passing mechanisms Currently part of the core CCM specification Mostly not used with CBDDS Proposal to move this to a connector that can be much more powerful than the existing event supportCopyright © 2011 Page 3

Extensibility Past solutions resulted in heavy containers and deployments tools – Tight integration between CCM implementation and D&C toolchain – Container-level code modifications required for new features Revised approach is to provide interceptor support at various levels – Locality (D&C toolchain) – Container – ComponentCopyright © 2011 Page 4

What do we want to ask for? Migrate from CORBA Component Model to OCCAM (Open Common Component Architecture Model) – Decouple from CORBA specification – Make CORBA ORB an optional middleware bus through a connector – Rework event support Extensibility CCM through plugins QoS4CCM extensions for LifeCycle Extensibility D&C through plugins (different RFP)Copyright © 2011 Page 5

First CCM5 presentation

by Remedy IT on Mar 21, 2011

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