2006/2/7, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
The programs which needs to be created are :
- the crawler which reads the poms from a local or remote repository.
called
from command line. outputs the fact base in a file.
You should definitely peek into the
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
2006/2/7, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
The programs which needs to be created are :
- the crawler which reads the poms from a local or remote repository.
called
from command line. outputs the fact base in a file.
You should definitely peek
2006/2/8, Steve Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
I don't know if it is the right tool. i jumped on Steve proposition as i
was
found of prolog during my school years.
I don't know if it is right either. One good reason for not using it,
but for sticking in java, is
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
2006/2/8, Steve Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
I don't know if it is the right tool. i jumped on Steve proposition as i
was
found of prolog during my school years.
I don't know if it is right either. One good reason for not using it,
but for
2006/2/8, Steve Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
2006/2/8, Steve Loughran [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
I don't know if it is the right tool. i jumped on Steve proposition as
i
was
found of prolog during my school years.
I don't know if it is right
To overcome the license issue,
maybe a tool which use a gpl prolog to the queries shown by Steve can be
created at mojo.codehaus.org ?
I don't remember the license policy.
So whatever the means and the licences issues, are we agree about the task
such a tool have to do (the needs expressed by
That's an option, but I'd really prefer to look at other options first.
If you do something in prolog, how many other people are going to be
able to work with you on it? Is it something others are going to be able
to quickly understand and modify/improve?
And I need to emphasise again that there
Brett Porter wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
something below hibernate3.1 pulls in junit3.7, which really annoyed me
when I tracked it down.
Do you know what it is from -X? I'm thinking commons-something.
-X? do you mean verbose=true in the task?
Yep, that's it. Sorry, force of habit.
Steve Loughran wrote:
Brett Porter wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
something below hibernate3.1 pulls in junit3.7, which really annoyed me
when I tracked it down.
Do you know what it is from -X? I'm thinking commons-something.
-X? do you mean
I think the solution is easier:
Anyone that proves they are capable will be given access to do this.
We won't be handing out responsibility to volunteers who have not yet
proven they are capable at the task through patches - just like how
commit access is granted in general.
We do need better
Brett Porter wrote:
I think the solution is easier:
Anyone that proves they are capable will be given access to do this.
We won't be handing out responsibility to volunteers who have not yet
proven they are capable at the task through patches - just like how
commit access is granted in
Hello,
I have not so much time, but i am volunteering on this if some one can point
me to the 'dependency graph api'.
And i needed some idea of code to work at home. this one is especially
insterresting part (obviously the prolog one - Steve, if you can point me to
the java-prolog library you
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
Hello,
I have not so much time, but i am volunteering on this if some one can point
me to the 'dependency graph api'.
And i needed some idea of code to work at home. this one is especially
insterresting part (obviously the prolog one - Steve, if you can point me to
the
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
Hello,
I have not so much time, but i am volunteering on this if some one can point
me to the 'dependency graph api'.
And i needed some idea of code to work at home. this one is especially
insterresting part (obviously the prolog one - Steve, if you can point me to
the
I made some prolog at school, but never had since. but i remember well
enough.
Obviously the first thing to do is to create the facts by reading the poms.
Which means reading all the poms at ibiblio (i remember there is a CVS/SVN
of all the poms but where ?)
I do not get the point about exclusion
Hello,
Here are my toughs about this.
Needs:
from Steve Loughran :
reverse analysis, who uses junit, or junit-3.7
cycle detection; who depends on a dependency
missing artifacts: what depends on things that arent there (split into sun,
OSS, proprietary)
scale: who depends on the most stuff
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
The programs which needs to be created are :
- the crawler which reads the poms from a local or remote repository. called
from command line. outputs the fact base in a file.
You should definitely peek into the maven-repository-manager in the SVN
repo. We already have a
Piotr Bzdyl wrote:
Hello,
http://www.ctoforaday.com/archives/49.html
I agree with the author about dependency management and transitional
dependency handling. I don't know why Maven 2 includes all optional
dependencies by default. Why must I care what all possible features
hibernate has
Carlos Sanchez wrote:
It doesn't include optional transitive dependencies, and hibernate
latest poms have been fixed long time ago.
I guess it depends on what bit of hibernate you use
My patches to get hibernate-annotations/entity-manager to work are here:
Steve Loughran wrote:
something below hibernate3.1 pulls in junit3.7, which really annoyed me
when I tracked it down.
Do you know what it is from -X? I'm thinking commons-something.
I think I'd also like a global set of exclusions, telling apps not to do
anything related to xml parsers
http://www.ctoforaday.com/archives/49.html
Seems fair to me, has mirrored may of the headaches with our own
implementation. Rob.
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Hi,
IMO the most urgent thing the ibiblio repository needs now is
decentralized management - meaning: assiging certain people (or groups
of people) to be responsible for managing a specific part of the repo
(e.g. joe is managing all hibernate-related POMs...)
These people can be among the maven
Hello,
http://www.ctoforaday.com/archives/49.html
I agree with the author about dependency management and transitional
dependency handling. I don't know why Maven 2 includes all optional
dependencies by default. Why must I care what all possible features
hibernate has and exclude all
AFAIK maven does not include optional dependencies (unless you specify
you want them). The problem is that usually, they are not declared as
optional in the POMs in the repository (though I could be wrong
here..)
On 2/3/06, Piotr Bzdyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Hello,
AFAIK maven does not include optional dependencies (unless you specify
you want them). The problem is that usually, they are not declared as
optional in the POMs in the repository (though I could be wrong
here..)
I am not sure not but I tried some time ago and I think that it
It doesn't include optional transitive dependencies, and hibernate
latest poms have been fixed long time ago.
On 2/3/06, Piotr Bzdyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
AFAIK maven does not include optional dependencies (unless you specify
you want them). The problem is that usually, they are
exclusions are a method of last resort, to help you compensate for bad
upstream metadata...usage of includes in the dependency declaration
makes this method much more prone to [ab]use IMO.
When we decided to include exclusions/, we understood that it *should*
be a fleeting problem, depending
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