RE: Re; [OT] Best way to isolate a GUI?

[Lionel.DRAGHI@fr.thalesgroup.com]

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| Whereas you have a point, I had thought of that. The point of
| separating AWS from the main program is that
| 
| 1) It really doesn't perform core functionality
| 2) I need not to develop a definite implementation of the GUI, web
| oriented.
That's true, my point is not right. Only the display engine is outside, but
the GUI definition is still there...

| I have seen the SOAP module in AWS and I like that approach. Is nearly
| equal to my first idea, only that it's standardized. It leaves open
| any languaje for the GUI and it's completely isolated. Mmm, anyone
| using SOAP for similar purposes?

I'am not a Distributed System Annex specialist, but the DSA seems to provide
a more straightforward way to reach your goal, because there is no need to
define a new protocol on top of SOAP or whatever. You just need to define an
Ada interface between the GUI and the core, and categorize it the right way
(RCI?).
It suppose it should then be easy to build separate partition for the core
and for the GUI (or a single exe if needed), and to get the core partition
able to run independently.

Lionel.