Re: [seam-dev] Transition to Seam Solder
by Dan Allen
Both seam-parent 5 and seam-bom 3.0.0.b04 are now available. Collectively
these give you the Solder release, all the currently released modules, the
new JBoss Java EE 6 API bom and the missing Arquillian containers and
dependencies.
I'll be focusing on getting out a Seam Servlet release today as I know a #
of other modules depend on that.
I may end up doing an interim release of the parent or bom this week as
needed. Then I'll do a bom release once all the new module releases are
done. It's okay for the bom to be ahead of the one your module uses.
- Dan Allen
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On Dec 20, 2010 11:15 PM, "Dan Allen" <dan.j.allen(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 8:40 PM, Shane Bryzak <sbryzak(a)redhat.com> wrote:
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> I should have mentione...
I'll add that you don't have to feel obliged to include new features as part
of this release. If you get some fixes in before the release, that's great.
But if not, a simple migration is fine.
-Dan
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13 years, 4 months
Transition to Seam Solder
by Shane Bryzak
As most of you know, the Weld Extensions project has been moved under
the Seam umbrella in the form of Seam Solder. We are currently
addressing the few remaining Seam Solder issues from JIRA and then
hopefully will have a release out in the next few days. This has an
important implication for the other Seam modules - once Solder is
released, we need to update each module accordingly to use Seam Solder
(instead of WeldX) and release a new version of that module. This step
should happen quite quickly, as the implications of pulling in both
Solder and WeldX into the same Seam application are unknown (but
possibly bad).
The goal is currently to have the Solder release out on Friday/Saturday
this week. If we successfully get this release out at this time, then
module leads should update their module as soon as possible and prepare
it for release. If you need help with your module (or will be
unavailable - it is the holiday season after all) please let us know on
seam-dev and we will make sure that someone else can help out.
I think this should be a pretty straight forward operation, but of
course if there are any questions or concerns, please bring them up.
Shane
13 years, 4 months
Need infos to build last versions of Seam modules
by Antoine Sabot-Durand
Hello,
First of all let me introduce myself, I'm a senior architect in a french software engineering company and I'm working with Seam since 2006.
I met Lincoln at Devoxx and we discussed about the opportunity to build a Seam social module. I agreed to work on such a module and started to study CDI, weld and Seam 3 three weeks ago to start my contribution.
Beyond CDI and Seam 3 I've got a lot of new things to learn to achieve this development : RestEasy, Arquillian, and as it's my first experience as a commiter on an open source project, I've got a lot to learn on that subject too ;-). So, please, accept my apologies in advance if I ask dumb questions or missed obvious information on the Seam eco-system.
For the moment my development is only dependent on Seam Config module and I would like use the last version. So I checked it out from github and build it but I've got issue with seam solder missing. I tried to fix it by build solder and installing it in my local repo, but I always have issue building Seam Config.
Before I start change pom file is there a way to build these modules with some kind of consistency ?
Thanks for your help.
Antoine SABOT-DURAND
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13 years, 4 months
Branch 2.2 will be frozen on Thursday 2010-12-16
by Marek Novotny
I will start to prepare 2.2.1.CR3 release on Thursday 2010-12-16. I
will sent short notice about it when I exactly start.
After that my notice, 2.2 branch will be frozen until I create the tag
for 2.2.1.CR3.
Thanks for respecting it.
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13 years, 4 months
Weld Extensions to become Seam Solder
by Dan Allen
Just to give everyone a heads up, we are in the process of renaming Weld
Extensions to Seam Solder, bringing it under the Seam 3 project banner. The
project will retain exactly the same focus as its predecessor and will
continue to be portable to any CDI implementation. It just makes the
distinction between Weld and Seam more clear.
Weld = implementing CDI
Seam 3 = extending and building on CDI (plus other goodies)
Rather than migrating all the resources, we are making a clean break (fork).
If you are adding new features or fixing issues, please do so in Seam Solder
unless there is some specific reason you are updating Weld Extensions.
All the resources can be found on the project page. For your convenience,
I've laid out the key resources here:
Project page: http://seamframework.org/Seam3/Solder
Git repo: http://github.com/seam/solder
JIRA: http://jira.jboss.org/browse/SOLDER
We'd like to get a release out asap. However, before we do, we should fix
any critical issues. Send your pull requests :)
-Dan
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