Multi-level service dependencies... not working

[Tom DE BLENDE]

Stanley Hopcroft wrote:

> Even with this set, the boundary case is for A <= B (service A relies on
> B; B is a dependency): if B has failed but has not been checked and
> therefore detected as failed - whether a hard or soft failure, then the
> service check of A will be handled as it would if there were _no_
> dependency.

If this is the case, then it is really a design issue. Service 
dependencies should then be implemented in a similar way host checks 
are done now. If service A fails and is dependent service B, a check 
of service B should be forced immediately... At least, that's how I 
see it... Maybe something to suggest to our guru?



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