JBoss DNA 0.2 release
by Randall Hauch
Congratulations, everyone! JBoss DNA 0.2 is out the door! This
release incorporates a log of great new features and improvements - we
have several new sequencers, a new repository framework with several
connectors, a new JCR implementations (almost Level 1 compliant),
numerous fixes and smaller improvements, and we even have a new
Reference Guide.
So most importantly, thank you all for working so hard and helping to
make JBoss DNA what it is today. A big thank you (in no particular
order) to Stephano Maestri, Serge Pagop, Michael Trezzi, Alexandre
Porcelli, John Verhaeg, and Dan Florian. Thanks again, everyone. I'm
really excited about where we are with the project, but I'm very happy
about how quickly the JBoss DNA community has grown and the level of
talent that we have!
Best regards,
Randall
17 years, 9 months
Apologies for the recent commits
by Randall Hauch
I apologize for all of the recent commits. I'm in the process of
doing the release, and the Maven release plugin doesn't allow any
local changes. So whenever I run into a problem in the POMs or docs,
I have to commit the changes before I can continue. I'm also
documenting the release process in the Reference Guide, which adds to
the mix.
Again, sorry for all the noise. It'll all be over soon. :-)
Best regards,
Randall
17 years, 9 months
Status of the 0.2 release
by Randall Hauch
Thought I'd drop a note to update everyone on the status of our
release. All code changes have been made, as have the changes to the
Getting Started document and its examples. We actually could release
at this point.
However, I'd like to get a little further on the new Reference Guide
document, which is intended to be a guide for developers that may want
to become committers as well as users that just want to understand
JBoss DNA in more detail. So, I've given myself today and tomorrow
(Tues) to get somewhere with the Ref Guide - at least some key
sections. And we'll plan on releasing Tuesday night or Wednesday.
Then, we can have some good discussions about what to do with the next
release. So start thinking about it, or even start some discussions
now.
Comments and criticisms are welcome!
Best regards,
Randall
17 years, 9 months
Restructured and renamed some Maven projects
by Randall Hauch
We've made a few changes to our Maven projects that will impact your
local environments.
1) The 'dna-spi' project has been renamed to 'dna-graph', and the
package structure has changed significantly.
2) The 'dna-example-java-sequencer' project (under 'docs/examples/
gettingstarted') has been removed, and it's contents incorporated into
the 'sequencer' example project.
3) The 'org.jboss.dna.common.util.ArgCheck' class has been renamed to
'CheckArg', making it more readable when used.
Two of these changes have impacted a large portion of the codebase;
please be aware of this when you next update from SVN. Also, you may
want to delete from your local Maven repository (e.g., "~/.m2/
repository") the snapshot artifacts for these two renamed/deleted
projects, just to make sure you don't accidentally use them.
Thanks for your patience as we adapt to changes.
Best regards,
Randall
17 years, 10 months
Problems with Hudson builds
by Randall Hauch
If you haven't noticed already, we're having problems with our Hudson
builds. They've been failing for a couple of days now, and there is a
problem with the DNS resolution on the machines. So far, the code in
SVN remains buildable and all tests are passing. We hope to get
things fixed soon!
Best regards,
Randall
17 years, 10 months
Code freeze for 0.2
by Randall Hauch
We're getting really close to freezing the code for our 0.2 release.
Things are looking very good! JIRA shows only a few outstanding - all
are assigned to me and (except for one having to do with JDK 1.6 on OS
X) have to do with the Getting Started doc, Reference Guide doc, and
examples. And I don't believe anyone is currently working on anything
for the 0.2 release. In short, we're almost ready.
So, let's consider SVN frozen except for these issues. If you do have
something you want to get in the release or if you discover anything
new, please email this list (and log a JIRA issue if it's a bug or
problem). Otherwise, I will let everyone know when it's okay to start
committing to SVN again (probably after the release is announced).
More to come in the next day or so. Thanks again for everyone's hard
work!
Best regards,
Randall
17 years, 10 months
Re: [dna-dev] Estimates toward completion of 0.2 tasks
by John Verhaeg
It looks like I'm going to be the long pole here. I've got at least a week, maybe two, left of work, partly because I have to split my time with work on the next MetaMatrix release next week. If someone had the time to tackle DNA-152 or -90, that would be appreciated (although we may have to collaborate a bit on 90). Randall, could you address DNA-71?
John Verhaeg
Red Hat, Inc.
(314) 336-2950
----- "Randall Hauch" wrote:
| We're getting close to another release, and we need to start buttoning
| up the outstanding work. I'd like to finish things up as quickly as
| possible, and would love to release next week. Thoughts?
|
| As of this morning, we have 11 outstanding issues for 0.2 in JIRA, and
| the majority of those are related to the JCR implementation. I'll
| actually be adding a few more for some documentation work that needs
| to be done. If you're assigned any outstanding issues (John, Serge,
| Michael), please reply to this email with an estimate of the work
| needed to complete all of your tasks.
|
| Best regards,
|
| Randall
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17 years, 10 months
Re: Estimates toward completion of 0.2 tasks
by Serge Emmanuel Pagop
je salut le JBoss-DNA-peuple,
the status for the java source sequencer looks like this:
- The Java source sequencer supports or can only sequence a top level
or compilation unit of classes with extension ".java"
- What can be sequenced from a java source or class top level unit ?
-- Package declaration (Package annotation in the java source is
supported, but not in the package-info.java)
-- Import decalration
--- Single import
--- On Demand import
-- Class members declared in the body of the class
--- data members (primitive types, simple reference types,
parameterized reference types)
--- member methods
--- Argumennt list of the method
--- Type of the argument can be (primitive types, simple
reference types)
More supports I would like to finish for the realese 0.2 are:
- data members of array type
- type of method argument (array types and parameterized reference
types)
and also more enhancement for the example.
I need 2 days for these Tasks and will commite at the night of monday
the 8 Sept. 2008.
@Randall, please let me know, If monday is too late for delivering,
so that you can prepare the release 0.2.
Best Regard,
Serge.
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> We're getting close to another release, and we need to start buttoning
> up the outstanding work. I'd like to finish things up as quickly as
> possible, and would love to release next week. Thoughts?
>
> As of this morning, we have 11 outstanding issues for 0.2 in JIRA, and
> the majority of those are related to the JCR implementation. I'll
> actually be adding a few more for some documentation work that needs
> to be done. If you're assigned any outstanding issues (John, Serge,
> Michael), please reply to this email with an estimate of the work
> needed to complete all of your tasks.
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> Best regards,
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17 years, 10 months
Estimates toward completion of 0.2 tasks
by Randall Hauch
We're getting close to another release, and we need to start buttoning
up the outstanding work. I'd like to finish things up as quickly as
possible, and would love to release next week. Thoughts?
As of this morning, we have 11 outstanding issues for 0.2 in JIRA, and
the majority of those are related to the JCR implementation. I'll
actually be adding a few more for some documentation work that needs
to be done. If you're assigned any outstanding issues (John, Serge,
Michael), please reply to this email with an estimate of the work
needed to complete all of your tasks.
Best regards,
Randall
17 years, 10 months
