Camille, I understand the benefits of a heterogenous environment, but if I did not want to run a Java Virtual Machine in my environment I could not use ZooKeeper.
The biggest reason I would want this, is to not have to support a Java Virtual Machine, and to utilize .NET (and Mono) Frameworks ability to create and manage child app domains where ZooKeeper could be a child appdomain. As it stands there is a good chance I will take what Mr. Hauser has done to ensure it can be put back into the trunk for ZooKeeper. Andrew On Aug 8, 2011, at 3:08 PM, Fournier, Camille F. wrote: > You're looking to port the server-side code to C#? Why? > NHiberate/Hiberate is a client to a database, not a database (which is why it > makes sense to have both in the appropriate languages). But we could use a > good .NET client as part of the officially-supported project. I know that > there has been work done externally on SharpKeeper/ZooKeeperNet, but the > author hasn't seemed interested in contributing it back to the community so > far. It would be really nice to have a .NET client contributed back to the > community. > > C > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Andrew Finnell [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, August 08, 2011 2:43 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: C# Port of ZooKeeper > > I am interested in porting ZooKeeper to C#. I am completely aware there are > .NET clients to ZooKeeper and ZooKeeper can run as a standalone server. > > I am interested in any tools Apache has that would do a partial conversion to > start the process. This would be similar to how NHibernate came out from the > Hibernate code base. > > Is there interest in the community for this being apart of the product, or > would it require it's own incubation in Apache if it became viable? > > Andrew
