Re: Switch to Loom 1.0RC3
On Sep 10, 2005, at 1:25 PM, Stefano Bagnara wrote:
my company deploys the phoenix trunk. its not the tip, but
its a 4.1 alpha release from early 2003. it has been solid
with zero problems, which is why we're still using it.
Is there a list of known bugs of the current trunk?
not that i know of.
Why did noone made a release of it?
avalon fell apart.
Are you using it with bundled "old" excalibur libraries or did you
update
it?
the 'old' libraries.
I would like to know more about "persisted configuration".
I've seen I can enable it from the kernel.xml but I don't know what
exactly
do!
you really want to use it in conjunction with schema validation of
block config, that way you can see if there are merge errors.
by default, in ${phoenix.home}/conf, it will look for a directory
with the app name, and then individual XML files named after the
block (so a block named 'myblock' would be 'myblock.xml')
the information in myblock.xml is then 'merged' into the
configuration in the SAR. elements that have "excalibur-
configuration:merge='true'" as an attribute will be merged with an
element of the same name in config.xml. if you have multiple elements
with the same name, you can also add an attribute named 'excalibur-
configuration:key-attribute' with a value of an attribute name that
uniquely identifies elements of the same name.. so given the
following in config.xml
aye
uno
dos
and a myblock.xml of
foo
configuration:key-attribute="id" id="two">bar
will yield this to the app:
foo
uno
id="two">bar
-pete
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Re: What would you like to see in a mail store?
Kervin L. Pierre wrote: Hello, I started designing a message store interface recently. I need to hook JAMES store to my store, too. So... Features I am targetting include so far... 1. Folder and File objects 2. Generic attributes / properties on Folder and File objects 3. Object caching Maybe I can help with some code: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/neurogrid/neurogrid/torque-ng/src/java/com/neurogrid/middle/Cache.java It's SoftReferenced Map - you keep em in memory, as much as you can. 4. Transactions / Savepoints 5. Search API The above code is part of a search engine... so few words BTW, maybe you can use it somehow. We use triplets, like, subject-predicate-object. It turns to MsgID-MsgAttribute-AttribValue. i.e. [EMAIL PROTECTED]@adevsoft.com. So it's good for search by message attributes but not for full-text body search. Still you can specify any search criteria with such an API: introduce 'body contains' predicate or something. This predicate will not be stored, instead it specifies search method. Sure you can introduce 'domain' predicate or whatever. But the point is, search API is simple: specify msg id and you get msg, specify any attribute(s) and you get mgs list. Now, one might argue that mixing actual predicates that get stored with predicates that specify search method isn't quite straigthforward development practice, but I call this 'abstraction': store handles predicates as it needs. And in the end it's public Message[] search( Object msgid, Object attrib, Object value ) each arg may be null. Regards... - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
