On Mon, Jul 04, 2005 at 02:25:32AM -0700, Alan D. Cabrera wrote: > I would also like to chime in and thank those people who worked on the > security and interop tests. > > Jeff Genender from Virtuas jumped right in and cranked out the JACC > tests in no-time. Not only did he come in cold and dove into the > intricacies of JACC and our implementation, he also was able to tangle > with some hairy TCK issues; I am prohibited from going into details but > suffice it to say he has some nasty bite marks you know where. Special > thanks to Nachi, Jeff's wife, for putting up with her absent husband. > > Dain Sundstrom from IBM who didn't take technical limitations as a final > answer and coded around the obstacles we ran into. We ran into many > dead-ends but it was his can do attitude that got us through. Dain was > able to dig into the intricacies of IIOP and come up with some great > solutions in an incredibly short time. Dain was instrumental in > coordinating the interop effort and was able to make sure that resources > filled in gaps. Special thanks Marleta for putting up w/ an absent Dain > and for, well, pretty much putting up w/ Dain. > > David Jencks, also from IBM. There is no piece of the Geronimo server > that David hasn't had a significant hand in and interop was no > exception. We didn't get to see him too much at JavaOne because he was > holed up in a hotel room with Dave Blevins, cranking out tests. Not > many people know that David took the TCK effort so seriously that he > vowed never to cut his hair or shave until all the tests passed. We all > eagerly wait to see the new David. ;)
ROFL!!!!! > > Thanks again guys! + 100000.... Awesome work guys! -David