Excuse me, I just want to point another nice tool inspired in .net
http://attrib4j.sourceforge.net/
It's from Ted Neward and others. I don't know if this project is dead, but for sure it has a lot of "to do".
Take a look at this link:
http://attrib4j.sourceforge.net/usage.html
It looks dirt easy to use. I suggest we look into it. Should we set up a playground?
As to our existing containers:
Fortress: Easy to integrate, and reduce some of its bulk.
Merlin: Still easy to integrate, just add a Builder for it.
Phoenix: Easy to integrate, and reduce some of its bulk.
Pros:
1) It is maintained by another project, meaning we don't have to write it ourselves.
2) It does not imply that we need to support an object model for meta info.
3) It looks very easy to use.
Cons:
1) The project has one active developer, so it needs some support.
2) We need to agree on a way to translate our AMTAGS to the style of attribute it supports. Hopefully this will not be a big issue.
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