On 31-05-11 22:40, Tom Hobbs wrote:
Okay, since the last effort seemed to be a vote on having a vote, this
is vote on having a release!
The artifacts can be found here;
http://people.apache.org/~thobbs/river/
How do we handle those unapproved licenses in those 2 source files? If a
known erro
I don't know what we do with them. I got no answer on my "vote on a vote"
thread. Niclas? Jukka? Any ideas?
Cheers,
Tom
On 1 Jun 2011 10:54, "Sim IJskes - QCG" wrote:
On 31-05-11 22:40, Tom Hobbs wrote:
>
> Okay, since the last effort seemed to be a vote on having a ...
How do we handle th
On 27-05-11 12:46, Tom Hobbs wrote:
A couple of (hopefully) quick newbie questions.
1) How do you create the build digests?
Wasn't this: 'ant release' ? I'm not clear on what a digest is in this
context.
Gr. Sim
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Hi,
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Tom Hobbs wrote:
> I don't know what we do with them. I got no answer on my "vote on a vote"
> thread. Niclas? Jukka? Any ideas?
The licenses are Apache-compatible, so there's no problem including
these files in the release. The LICENSE file already menti
Hmmm. I just did an 'ant build' then built the tars, signed and hashed them
manually.
That going to be a problem?
On 1 Jun 2011 11:12, "Sim IJskes - QCG" wrote:
> On 27-05-11 12:46, Tom Hobbs wrote:
>> A couple of (hopefully) quick newbie questions.
>>
>> 1) How do you create the build digests?
On 01-06-11 12:47, Tom Hobbs wrote:
Hmmm. I just did an 'ant build' then built the tars, signed and hashed them
manually.
That going to be a problem?
I prefer an automated procedure. Less things to remember. :)
A problem? don't know. I've added a link to documentation in the sidenav
to the
I've kept a track of what I did, so. Can hopefully fill in the blanks for
you - when I remember how to update the website!
I agree that auto is better than manual, that why I commitedthat simple rat
report script. I'll see what I can do about automating the whole thing.
Thanks for updating the w
On 01-06-11 12:59, Tom Hobbs wrote:
I've kept a track of what I did, so. Can hopefully fill in the blanks for
you - when I remember how to update the website!
cms.apache.org contains the instructions i think.
Gr. Sim
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On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 10:51 PM, Shay Hassidim wrote:
> James,
> In case this helps - After similar debates over the years we at GigaSpaces
> end up with:
> T read(T template)
> T take(T template)
> write(T entry)
Quite interesting. This is exists presently in the experimental
generics bran
On 6/1/2011 10:31 AM, James Grahn wrote:
...
I am now wondering: is the Gigaspaces code available? Under what
license? And is anyone there interested in contributing?
...
My understanding is that GigaSpaces is a commercial product, although a
limited version is available for free use. See
The argument for generics in remote interfaces is to reduce boilerplate
code, the argument against is, it introduces unchecked type casts. (See
earlier discussion)
Is there another way to reduce the boilerplate code, using annotations
perhaps?
Or perhaps generics in combination with an anno
On 6/1/2011 6:19 PM, Peter Firmstone wrote:
The argument for generics in remote interfaces is to reduce boilerplate
code, the argument against is, it introduces unchecked type casts. (See
earlier discussion)
Is there another way to reduce the boilerplate code, using annotations
perhaps?
...
Co
Patricia Shanahan wrote:
On 6/1/2011 6:19 PM, Peter Firmstone wrote:
The argument for generics in remote interfaces is to reduce boilerplate
code, the argument against is, it introduces unchecked type casts. (See
earlier discussion)
Is there another way to reduce the boilerplate code, using ann
I believe an annotation that flags ASM to post process the byte code
to add runtime type safety checks would do the trick.|
Then we can say, yes Generics are supported in remote code, you just
need to add this @RuntimeServiceCheck annotation.
Perhaps one of the following annotions:
@Runtim
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 11:33 PM, Peter Firmstone wrote:
> Remember the compiler doesn't type check dynamic code conversion, only
> static conversion. Dynamic happens at runtime. Services are dynamic,
> discovered at runtime.
As I said, I believe that with one additional proviso (which can be
en
GigaSpaces XAP application server includes the OpenSpaces library that is
mainly the client side implementation and the backend side that includes the
JavaSpace implementation and many other server side components.
OpenSpaces is provided under the Apache License, Version 2.0. The GigaSpaces
dis
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