Hi Johnson! it is really good, some what like COM (querying IUknown ,sorry for having some term from nonjava ;) ), yeah i think so this way not only promote the interop as well as we can replace the each trianger side (VM, OS layer and class library). though i suppose the efficieny can be a constraint, but supporting interfaces between every layer could allow us to merge and replace each componenet effectively (surely another dependency creep up that the componenet must follow the rules i.e. interfaces included in the proposed harmony.) but i think so it will still not costly because , we are suppose to create harmony in this universe. And what i m thinking about the harmony is kind of thing like Eclipse (excellent thing i should cong to them as well) so i want plug ins (and here plug ins will be class library and os layer etc). what u think ?????
On 7/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>The mailing list is probably not the right forum for posting non-trivial > >>pieces of code. Geir: What's the right forum for this sort of > discussion? > >> > > I am checking every day to see if the answer to this has popped up, but > > no luck so far. In case I missed something, could someone point me into > > the right direction? > > The reason nobody answered this question is because we are still debating > how to accept code that is both GPLv2 and ASLv2 compatible. As long as > that isn't worked out the best thing to do with such code is to post them > on some website with a simple MIT/X disclaimer at the top and post on the > mailinglist at which URL people can check it out. (And having a > individual/company assignment/disclaimer on file with either the FSF or > ASF is recommended.) > > Cheers, > > Mark > > P.S. I am currently with poor connectivity. I have written replies to some > of the discussion already, but have no way to actually get those off my > laptop. Back in a day or two I hope. > > -- Usman Bashir Certified IBM XML Solution Developer Certified UML Developer Brainbench Certified Internet Perfessional[advance](BCIP) Brainbench Certified Java Perfessional (BCJP) Brainbench Certified .NET Perfessional Brainbench Ceritified C++ Perfessional (BCCP) Software engineer IT24 Faculty Member Operation Badar Lahore
