How does the Cluster work with the Context Interface?
The semantic of the resolve operation of the Context Interface is slightly enhanced to support Clustering.; You setup a Cluster by binding the Cluster object into the Context with a particular name. And when the client tries to resolve against the Cluster name, a member of a Cluster is returned based on a pre-determined criterion, rather than the Cluster itself. In this way, client programs can continue to use the Context interface but still enjoy the benefits of Clustering.
The semantic of the resolve operation of the Context Interface is slightly enhanced to support Clustering. You setup a Cluster by binding the Cluster object into the Context with a particular name. And when the client tries to resolve against the Cluster name, a member of a Cluster is returned based on a pre-determined criterion, rather than the Cluster itself. In this way, client programs can continue to use the Context interface but still enjoy the benefits of Clustering.
