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Eigentum von: Heidi Wellershaus
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Betr.: Private MIR
We have a question to the Management Module Programming V1.3, Chapter 18.2.5:
"Using the MIR common routines, you can create named repositories to hold
your Management Module's private data.
These repositories are not meant to be shared between Management Modules.
You can, however, share the data within these repositories by using the MCC_CALL
interface."
In our TBL-Project (see also note 5594) we want to share the private data between several Management
Modules on one system using the MIR common routines (mcc_mir_), not the
MCC_CALL_interface.
After some tests we didn't find out any problems with our implementation,
has anyone made other experiences?
What are the reasons for the above mentioned recommendation,
what are the risks ignoring this?
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| 5728.1 | MCDOUG::doug | Imagine whirled peas. | Wed Nov 10 1993 09:45 | 20 | |
>After some tests we didn't find out any problems with our implementation,
>has anyone made other experiences?
>What are the reasons for the above mentioned recommendation,
>what are the risks ignoring this?
As far as I can tell, it's an issue of encapsulation & code
reusability.
If you don't use the MCC_CALL interface, then you'll not be able to
take advantage of MM distribution (if it ever sees the light of day).
That'd be a shame.
As long as you are in *complete* control of the MMs that need/use the
data in your private MIRs, then I think you should be OK.
/doug
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