I think we fare ocusing too much on release that it's starting to get in the
way of creativity. We should go ahead with 1.3 release soon, followed by 2.0
release in december since codes have been already commited. once that is
settled we can use 2.1 just to brain storm and possibly db scripts changes can
be addressed here as well. This can set the stage for a smoother 3.0 release.
-Ransford
Dave Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Nov 9, 2005, at 3:18 AM, Miguel A Paraz wrote:
> On 11/8/05, David M Johnson wrote:
>> We've started talking about what we want to do for the Roller 2.1
>> releases and proposals are popping up on the wiki. Allen and I have
>> some feature commitments for December, so that would be a good time
>> for
>> Roller release too. I'm still working on my proposals for this
>> release, but I went ahead and put together a page that summarizes our
>> current thinking.
>
> Based on your post on the ROME mailing list, I guess you already have
> Atom 1.0 support on the list. I tried plugging in your
> rome-0.8-dave.jar without rebuilding, and I saw that getAuthor() is
> gone.
RIght.
I'm sticking with the official ROME v0.7 release for Roller 2.0.
I'm not comfortable releasing a hacked version of the ROME jar.
I hope to upgrade to ROME v0.8 in the 2.1 timeframe.
> I'm adding GeoInfo support for my
> own use. I added a subclass and a joined table for PlanetEntryData to
> hold the latitude/longitude data, and a ROME module for the new
> namespace.
>
> For proper parsing inside PlanetMangerImpl, I put:
>
> if (romeEntry.getModule(GeoModule.URI) == null) {
> entry = new PlanetEntryData(feed, romeEntry, sub);
> } else {
> entry = new R2PlanetEntryData(feed, romeEntry, sub); // my
> subclass with GeoInfo
> }
>
> If people want to add their own feed persistence subclasses based on
> ROME Modules, I believe it would be good to make this a plugin
> mechanism.
Good point.
- Dave
Ransford Segu-Baffoe
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