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At 04:42 PM 3/31/2004 +0900, Ias wrote:
Thanks for your great work. I just feel like introducing it to my article in May issue of Microsoftware, a Korean journal for software developers.
By the way, I actually failed to build JAM first. I figured it out by adding
<ant dir='..' target='jsr173_api.jar' inheritAll='false' />
to jsr173 target in build.xml for JAM. (I guess it was also because I hadn't built xmlbeans before building JAM.)
Regards,
Ias
========================================================= Lee, Changshin (Korean name) Ias (International name) Company Web Site: http://www.tmax.co.kr Personal Web Site: http://www.iasandcb.pe.kr --------------------------------------------------------- JSR 201, 204, 222 and 224 Expert Group Member Apache Web Services Project Member R&D Center Tmax Soft, Inc. =========================================================
> -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Calahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 12:24 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: JAM: Java API for Metadata > > Hello everyone. I am a committer on Xml-Beans, another > project currently in the Apache Incubator. As part of my > work there, I have developed an API for representing Java > types and their associated metadata which I believe would be > of general use to the community. > > The API is called 'JAM' - the Java API for Metadata. On the > surface, it looks quite a bit like Reflection or the Doclet > API, but it affords a greater level of flexibility and > convenience, and in particular provides solutions for a > number of thorny problems posed by JSR175. > > I have had a few discussions with some folks on > [email protected] about possibly spinning JAM up > as an independent project from xbeans. It was suggested that > it would be useful to test the waters in some other projects > such as Geronimo to see if JAM would indeed be generally > useful. So, here I am testing. :) > > Anyway, if you want more gory details, I have temporarily > posted some white papers and the API docs here: > > http://www.pcal.net/jam > > Any feedback is more than welcome. > > > Thanks, > > -Patrick >
