documentation/minutes/minutes-20001106.txt

Minutes of Meeting, 06/11/2000 @ 10:00
Location: UKC Computer Science Meeting Room

Present: pjm2, tdb1
One hour Late: ajm4
Absent: ab11

Absentee(s): Unable to attend due to illnes and bad meeting
             planning by the group as a whole.

The way in which CORBA will be sending information around
the server system was discussed.

The filters will parse incoming XML sent via UDP and create
an XMLPacket object.  These objects are used to convey each
host's information around the CORBA system.  The object will
provide accessors to an array of parameter name/value pairs.

ajm4 noted how drunk he had been over the weekend and
was surprised to find a lady in his bed when he got home.

Strategies for configuration distribution were discussed.
The Logger class from last year's project is expected to
make a reappearance in this current project.  The main
core of the server will have work put into it this week.

For the timebeing, we shall only be sending XML data that
*does not* contain nested values.


  Things that must be done before next Monday: -
  (oh yes, we're starting to implement bits...)

  ab11: -
In this person's absence, it was decided that they may write
the test host application (in Java).  This program shall
connect to a specified server and send arbitrary non-nested
XML data via UDP.
(As per the 1st XML example at minutes/minutes-20001101.txt)

  ajm4 and tdb1: -
Define a method of configuration distribution and produce
the configurator.  Adapt last year's Logger class as
appropriate. Both the configurator and the logger should be
registering themselves with the CORBA name service. It may
also be ncessary to write the CORE module of the server on
which the rest resides. IDL definitions required.

  pjm2: -
Create the server's Filter class.  This will accept incoming
UDP connections and parse the XML data received.  Create a
separate XMLPacketMaker class to be used by Filter - this
will be used to create the XMLPacket object for each
incoming connection, providing a way of passing information 
about the CORBA system.  Complete as much of this as 
possible before next Monday.


Meeting was concluded @ 13:00.  Next meeting arranged for 
Wednesday 8th November 14:00-17:00, directly after our
meeting with iau at 13:30 that day.
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1	Minutes of Meeting, 06/11/2000 @ 10:00
2	Location: UKC Computer Science Meeting Room
3
4	Present: pjm2, tdb1
5	One hour Late: ajm4
6	Absent: ab11
7
8	Absentee(s): Unable to attend due to illnes and bad meeting
9	planning by the group as a whole.
10
11	The way in which CORBA will be sending information around
12	the server system was discussed.
13
14	The filters will parse incoming XML sent via UDP and create
15	an XMLPacket object. These objects are used to convey each
16	host's information around the CORBA system. The object will
17	provide accessors to an array of parameter name/value pairs.
18
19	ajm4 noted how drunk he had been over the weekend and
20	was surprised to find a lady in his bed when he got home.
21
22	Strategies for configuration distribution were discussed.
23	The Logger class from last year's project is expected to
24	make a reappearance in this current project. The main
25	core of the server will have work put into it this week.
26
27	For the timebeing, we shall only be sending XML data that
28	does not contain nested values.
29
30
31	Things that must be done before next Monday: -
32	(oh yes, we're starting to implement bits...)
33
34	ab11: -
35	In this person's absence, it was decided that they may write
36	the test host application (in Java). This program shall
37	connect to a specified server and send arbitrary non-nested
38	XML data via UDP.
39	(As per the 1st XML example at minutes/minutes-20001101.txt)
40
41	ajm4 and tdb1: -
42	Define a method of configuration distribution and produce
43	the configurator. Adapt last year's Logger class as
44	appropriate. Both the configurator and the logger should be
45	registering themselves with the CORBA name service. It may
46	also be ncessary to write the CORE module of the server on
47	which the rest resides. IDL definitions required.
48
49	pjm2: -
50	Create the server's Filter class. This will accept incoming
51	UDP connections and parse the XML data received. Create a
52	separate XMLPacketMaker class to be used by Filter - this
53	will be used to create the XMLPacket object for each
54	incoming connection, providing a way of passing information
55	about the CORBA system. Complete as much of this as
56	possible before next Monday.
57
58
59	Meeting was concluded @ 13:00. Next meeting arranged for
60	Wednesday 8th November 14:00-17:00, directly after our
61	meeting with iau at 13:30 that day.