My whole motivation for initially bringing this up was a desire for
increased stability in the 4.2 AS release. Sounds like this may bring
*decreased* stability since it involves too much done too quickly. Geez,
suddenly it's December 6!
So, I've no objection to not doing it in 1.4.1.
jbosscache-dev-bounces(a)lists.jboss.org wrote:
Hey guys,
It is becoming more and more obvious to me that porting
JBCACHE-315 solution to 1.4 branch is not going to be an easy
task. Let me elaborate. Requirements for JBCACHE-315 as far
as JGroups goes are all in place. However, only HEAD branch
of JBC has all other prerequisites that allow direct
implementation of JBCACHE-315 in a reasonable time frame for
our release dates. JBC 1.4 branch is a different story. 1.4
branch does not have partial state transfer implemented on
top native JGroups partial state mechanism - it uses RPC
based mechanism with additional support framework (activation queues
etc).
If we really have to have JBCACHE-315 in 1.4.1 GA in time we
have to add some additional resource to help me out. For
example, we can have Brian assist me on JBCACHE-315 while I
port partial state transfer from HEAD to 1.4 branch. Brian is
overflowed with work already. Having JBCACHE-315 in 1.4
branch would require configuration stack change to include FLUSH.
We have to do testing for that as well as regressions testing
for replacement of old partial state transfer. A bit risky so close
to release.
Do you have some ideas how we can squeeze JBCACHE-315 in
1.4.1 or should we include it only in HEAD?
Vladimir
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