when jbpm 4 goes GA, i think we should do similar as the SEAM guys: create a community branch.
that allows for an easy of contributing and we can then look if features get completed (with test cases and docs). we can decide to lend a hand if we want but that should not be treated as a given.
as long as the feature is not accepted by the team, it only stays in the community branch and doesn't make it into the next GA release.
It's probably too early to think about this but i wanted to share this thought as i just saw the seam community branch and i think it is a good idea.
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this is a good addition. but keep in mind that just posting the code is not enough. also the XSD need to be updated, test cases need to be created for each feature and the documentation needs to be updated.
keep that in mind as we will not be able to do that work for this contribution. without those additional elements we cannot add it to the codebase.
i just saw that SEAM has a community branch. maybe we should do something similar. a branch where community people can commit all kinds of stuff. then if it is considered ready, it can be merged into trunk.
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Thomas,
Kudos for al the great work. We've certainly come a long way which is largly because of your behind the scenes work. Although behind the scenes... I remeber you migrating cvs to svn while attending presentations in Dublin. The 'notebook' was for a brief period of time a 'laptop' again :-)
I still think that we ar not completely there yet.
There are multiple broken links in the jBPM site, among which are:
- the wiki link on the jpdl subproject site is incorrect
- the svn link on the pvm sources page is invalid
- the jira link on the pvm page is invalid
- the about jBPM link in the new wiki is invalid
- in two places there are links/references to http://www.jboss.org/jbossjbpm/jbpm_demo/ which does not exist
- the reference to the jBPM BPEL wiki from the jBPM BPEL pages leads to a non-existent page (http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/JbpmBpel)
- the jBPM BPEL sources page does not contain the correct information
I a generic 'update' the site issue in jira and assigned it to 3.3.0 GA (might not be according the freeze 'rules', but I think it is needed and does not conflict with anything)
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"heiko.braun(a)jboss.com" wrote : I could as well imagine that the runtime dependencies (tomcat) cause problems when moving that stuff. I.e. when the WS deployer and runtime live under a different scope then the tomcat runtime you just move the problem around. You know what I mean?
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I think so; I guess you mean what I wrote at the beginning of the thread, i.e. we rely upon the generated webapp being deployed and started in tomcat, but that can only happen once the tomcat runtime is started too. Otherwise we don't have the right runtime classloader for JSE endpoints.
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"heiko.braun(a)jboss.com" wrote : anonymous wrote :
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| Hm, I don't know. Guess this is something you need to try. If I remember correctly the main reason for having it in 'deploy' is that you can remove/change it, whereas 'deployers' is more bare bone AS stuff that people shouldn't mess with.
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OK, actually I suspected that was somehow related to the stacks switch (having everything stack specific in 'deploy')
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