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On Apr 6, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Anil Patel wrote:

> I am really not against merging executioncontext branch with trunk. I don't 
> see reason to include it in upcoming release branch if we will not be using 
> it.  

+1 - I was writing an email explaining the same thing.

> And yes, even though Webslinger is not a good examples we can still say that, 
> decision put it in trunk was made too early, but its just me. 

I would have to agree - I wish we had even more simple static pages showing how 
it works so well in the CMS, etc - otherwise, I see no reason to have it in 
there until it's used.  To be clear, I'd still rather have it in there with 
examples of how to use it :) the demos I've seen have always been impressive.

> Merging of executioncontext will make more sense to me if our release policy 
> allowed back porting of some features from trunk to release brach (Internally 
> I will be doing it anyways). If such thing was allowed then I can include 
> framework changes now and at later date back port related enhancements to the 
> branch. 

I thought we were moving further away from that.  But I can say that if it is 
complete and ready to be used - then it's something that would make sense to 
have in there - even if we're not putting it in place of our existing security 
for stability reasons - so that when you base your next release of your 
software, you have it to work with as an alternative.

> I have not seen Execution context thing but still I can say its more native 
> to Ofbiz framework and qualifies to be in trunk more then webslinger (I have 
> nothing against it).   
> 
> Thanks and Regards
> Anil Patel
> HotWax Media Inc
> Find us on the web at www.hotwaxmedia.com or Google Keyword "ofbiz"
> 
> On Apr 6, 2010, at 5:03 PM, Adrian Crum wrote:
> 
>> Anil Patel wrote:
>>> I was thinking, Why not other way round. As I understand, we will not be 
>>> able to use execution content features in other parts of Ofbiz in time for 
>>> 10.4 release. If this is the case then additional code in release branch 
>>> may add some new issues but will not add any benefits. Right? 
>> 
>> Have you even looked at the design document or the code?
>> 
>>> So IMO we should wait till 10.04 release branch is created and merge 
>>> executioncontext20091231 with trunk after 10.04 release branch is created. 
>> 
>> Okay, let's wait and then we will add the new issues to the 11.x release. 
>> Oops, we better not do that - let's hold off until 12.x...
>> 
>> Do you see where this is going? We already have Webslinger in the project - 
>> a feature that isn't finished and isn't used. Has that caused problems in 
>> 9.04?
>> 
>> -Adrian
>> 
> 

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