[Red5] SharedObject Replication

[joseph wamicha]

I haven't gone through the JBoss Cache doc too well as well as Red5 sources
(haven't had enough time yet to go through it well!) so please correct me if
I'm wrong.

createSharedObject seems a good place ; you could probably add a new
createSharedObject method to red5 with another extra parameter called
Boolean replicable

ie scope.createSharedObject(IScope scope, String name, Boolean persistent,
Boolean replicable)

Also maybe add a new red5 getSharedObject function with an added boolean
field again for replicable
ie getSharedObject(IScope scope, String name, Boolean persistent, Boolean
replicable)

The new methods could go to the file
src/org/red5/server/so/SharedObjectService.java

Add these 2 methods to the ISharedObjectService interface which
AppliationAdapter implements.

If replicable true then create object using JBoss Cache so that on
setAttribute function, you can grab the JBoss Cache shared object whether
persistent or transient.

>SharedObject Replication

 hi all,

 i require SO replication as RED5 will be running in JBoss Cluster.

 So far i have got most of it working using JBossCache. However there
needs to be a cleaner encapsulation of the replication model to allow
various replication subsystem to be plugged in.

 The persistant model is also handled by JBossCache with the CacheLoader.

 Any suggestions of appropiate encapsulation into the existing code base
is most appreciated.

 A quick look would seem to identify the following

 1) create sub classes of SharedObject ( SharedObjectReplication )

2) configure the SharedObjectService.createSharedObject as an appropiate
point to load the replicated version.

3) Hide all the replication crap inside the SharedObjectReplication.

4) The replication notification listener ( used to identify changes to
SharedObject in other nodes) can be part of the Application and call the
neccessary setAttribute/removeAttribute as neccessary.

 any ideas are most appreciated.


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