[infinispan-dev] ISPN200 / JSR107

[Patrick McFarland]

Maybe not the right place to point this out... but I'm glad Java
innovation isn't lead by Sunacle

http://bluxte.net/musings/2009/09/10/what-happened-jcache-aka-jsr-107

Read the second comment in that by Jon Stevens. Apparently Oracle
killed it because it was too awesome.

On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 4:12 PM, Israel Lacerra <israeldl at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
> Two unrelated things:
> -ISPN200- Sanne, I already made most of the changes you suggested for the
> ISPN 200. I will show a new version in 20~30 days. I used the strategy that
> I said in a earlier email ("when a distributed query is "initialized", each
> node creates and keeps a Searcher for this query and return the TopDocs to
> the requester node. So, the requester node merge the results, and when he
> needs to retrieves the next value, he sends the ScoreDoc.doc to the correct
> node. To merge the values I'm using a FieldDocSortedHitQueue class copy,
> with some changes.").
>
> -JSR107 Does anybody knows where I can find some documentation about the
> JSR107 spec?? I googled it and I did not have found details about it. I
> writing about with Infinispan (for my master thesis) and I'd like to write a
> little about the spec.
>
> thanks!
> Israel
>
>
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