Hi Alex, Yes, I meant 0.4.0 and yes my proposal was to stay at Java 5 for now and put the next steps on the roadmap.
The only Java 6 feature that I would like to use at the moment is the CookieMananger. We have an authentication provider implementation that handles cookies correctly but we can't ship it because we are on Java 5. The correct handling of cookies can boost the performance for some repositories. The current code ignores cookies which forces the repository to treat each call as a separate request and do the authentication over and over again. Depending on the setup that could be rather expensive. Florian On 02/06/2011 14:11, Alexander Chow wrote: > Hi Florian, > > When you say next release, I suppose you are speaking about 0.4.0? And are > you saying that the client + server in the next release would stay at JDK 5? > While we do not currently have a CMIS server, it is in the works and we would > like to use OpenCMIS if possible. > > When you say 98% of OpenCMIS, what is the 2% you are thinking about? And yes, > if you really need JDK 6/7 features, I agree that you should put it on a > roadmap per version and projected date -- this way it is much easier for > projects that leverage OpenCMIS to plan better. > > Alex
