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adobe / aio-lib-java

Adobe I/O - Java SDK
https://opensource.adobe.com/aio-lib-java/
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Workspace Supplier should be a Factory #85

Closed bstopp closed 2 years ago

bstopp commented 2 years ago

Customers may want to integrate to multiple AIO Workspaces/Projects from AEM. The current implementation is limited to one.

francoisledroff commented 2 years ago

yes we could do that, but that would add quite a bit of complexity, right ? I would advocate our user should use the one workspace per AEM and add APIs to it, if needed.

bstopp commented 2 years ago

I mean that - Customer's AEM environment may want to connect to multiple AIO Workspaces/Projects. To publish or listen to events in different IMS orgs. With the current setup this isn't possible, as far as i can tell.

rperelma commented 2 years ago

This is out of scope for this project. It will have to wait for AEM Eventing project.

bstopp commented 2 years ago

I'm not sure I follow. Doesn't the aem folder contain all of the AEM Eventing projects?

rperelma commented 2 years ago

Yes, this library is how it works today. Tomorrow, once AEM Eventing project completes, it will replace the current approach.

bstopp commented 2 years ago

Hm. Let me try re-framing the question:

How would, in either model, a single AEM instance (using the libraries contained here) authenticate to multiple AIO IMS Orgs?

rperelma commented 2 years ago

Once AEM Eventing project is done, this library will not be used for integration.