Re: [jira] Commented: (JAMES-1074) Align packages hierarchy of the services

ver/3/dev_build.html - http://james.apache.org/server/3/dev_extend.html Tks, Eric On 23/10/2010 17:47, Simon Funnell wrote: The last time I commented on such things I went a little wild and spewed a bit too much. I will keep it more succinct this time but it is worth saying. I think the

Re: Where are logo src (gimp,...)?

very nice if you select a vibrant color. Kind Regards... Dhrubo On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 4:14 PM, Simon Funnell wrote: I probably couldn't do much better than the one submitted, I could change the colours and remove the feathers (and also provide the source files with any disclaimers or

Re: Where are logo src (gimp,...)?

Have been playing with colour variations and think I have some results: http://propositum.biz/james.html I prefer the green one myself, gives a sense of fluid ecology/economics. The tag line font is Lucida Sans Type/Console. I can do a polish job and provide the necessary source/formats if giv

Re: [jira] Commented: (JAMES-1074) Align packages hierarchy of the services

On 23/10/10 12:54, Eric Charles (JIRA) wrote: [ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-1074?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12924181#action_12924181 ] Eric Charles commented on JAMES-1074: - H

Re: Where are logo src (gimp,...)?

for a specific colour/colours I will do my best to oblige. Regards, Simon On 17/10/10 13:18, Dhrubo wrote: Simon, You have done an excellent job. It will be very nice if you select a vibrant color. Kind Regards... Dhrubo On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 4:14 PM, Simon Funnell

Re: Where are logo src (gimp,...)?

I did a logo for fun here: http://propositum.biz/james.html Unfortunately the font also costs about the same: http://www.linotype.com/487329/bumblebeeonthemoon-font.html I don't know the full implications of licensing arrangements but you are welcome to have/use/[appropriate legal definition]

Re: Where are logo src (gimp,...)?

06:55, Dhrubo wrote: Can we make this log simpler please. - dhrubo On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 11:06 AM, Eric Charles wrote: Hi Simon, Tks for the proposal. So, probably we should launch a contest for a new logo :) Eric On 16/10/2010 18:47, Simon Funnell wrote: I did a logo for fun

Re: Where are logo src (gimp,...)?

I did a logo for fun here: http://propositum.biz/james.html Unfortunately the font also costs about the same: http://www.linotype.com/487329/bumblebeeonthemoon-font.html I don't know the full implications of licensing arrangements but you are welcome to have/use/[appropriate legal definition]

Re: Release Date

Ok, I can continue with what I am doing for version 3, what I am doing is fairly useful regardless. I will try to relate the concepts to the code base in the documentation as I come to understand it more. Thanks, Simon Stefano Bagnara wrote: 2009/11/26 Simon Funnell : Hi, Thanks, I

Re: Release Date

I will lookin into replace phoenix with osgi as proof-of-concept for using OSGI. Bye, Norman 2009/11/25 Simon Funnell : Hi, I've been working on a few wiki pages and feel as if I am at a juncture. I've been looking at the version 3 code base (rather than version 2...) and getting a

Personal Summary

Hi, I thought I would let people know a little about me, I am heavily influenced by open source principles however my inexperience of open source development politics in practice means I am floating a little. I am available for the next six weeks so can, and want to, work on James full time,

Wiki Page Error

Hi, I am getting an error on this page - http://wiki.apache.org/james/JamesServices. This occurred after I renamed the JamesServices page to JamesUserServices. I can stop this from happening again by leaving the page name the same and moving the content, which is not difficult. Unfortunately

Release Date

Hi, I've been working on a few wiki pages and feel as if I am at a juncture. I've been looking at the version 3 code base (rather than version 2...) and getting a better idea of the big picture. I would like to expand the documentation further but would like some feedback as to whether they a

Wiki Page Request

Hi, I have assumed people are busy and will supply me guidance on the documentation effort soon, thanks. If I failed to make it clear in previous mails, I am prepared to put myself into service for the next six weeks to assist with the growth of the James project. At present, I feel the best

Re: Solution

at present, that can come later. Regards, Simon Stefano 2009/11/21 Simon Funnell : Hi, Sorry, I will keep it under 'Solution' for now. Norman Maurer wrote: Im still not agree with you about that. Imho logging should be part of the "main code". And why is this any bett

Re: Solution

Hi, Sorry, I will keep it under 'Solution' for now. Norman Maurer wrote: Im still not agree with you about that. Imho logging should be part of the "main code". And why is this any better then injecting the Logger like every other object. In trunk we even use JSR250 for that so every Franew

Solution

Hi, Aspectj is an example of how you could add logging to James components later in the inheritance chain. Tools already exist, all you need to do is accept this simple fact. If components have explicit logging operations, they are flawed. Nothing do with me or anyone, its a just a fact. The

The Point

nd it. I am prepared to put my framework aside for the moment and contribute documentation to James. This will help me to learn more about the specifics of James and having a broader view of the current James architecture (I can do diagrams) will be useful to everyone. In this way I can add

As Above, So Below

Hi, I've been studying the code base and evaluating which approach is the best to take. At present, I will try to clarify the framework architecture I am using as 'evangelising' might actually be quite effective. Firstly, there is nothing new to learn, the architecture is exactly the same as

Alien Ideas

ass loading, component isolation, componentreloading, deployment) or application assembly (dependency injection, component configuration, service discovery/linking, configuration)? Stefano 2009/11/18 Simon Funnell : Hi, By the way, its only 'my' framework by virtue of the fact

Re: Not Mine

(class loading, component isolation, componentreloading, deployment) or application assembly (dependency injection, component configuration, service discovery/linking, configuration)? Stefano 2009/11/18 Simon Funnell : Hi, By the way, its only 'my' framework by virtue of the fact there is no &#

Re: Not Mine

Hi, This is a summary of the differences between Spring and Guice http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/SpringComparison From it: 'From our experience, most AOP frameworks are too powerful for most uses and don't carry their own conceptual weight. Guice builds method interception in at

Re: Not Mine

Java community, like Guice or Spring. Eric MacAdie Pronounced: muh-KAY-dee Simon Funnell wrote: Hi, By the way, its only 'my' framework by virtue of the fact there is no 'our' to refer to. I could probably refer to it as 'the' framework with you being able t

Not Mine

Hi, By the way, its only 'my' framework by virtue of the fact there is no 'our' to refer to. I could probably refer to it as 'the' framework with you being able to infer what I am referring to from experience, but its actually called 'Platformed' and I intend to make it open source. Also, aft

Purity

Hi, Thanks for the comments. I realise that what I am pointing out is not straight forward, but I think I do have some insight in how to achieve it. If I am really honest the current object orientated paradigm is flawed and this flaw propagates to all software based on certain principles espo

Fundamental Flaws

y lookin at karaf (http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-karaf.html). Not sure if this is really the way to go. So any feedback / sugguestions are really welcome, and feel free to ask more questions :) Bye, Norman 2009/11/15 Simon Funnell : Hi, I've been using James for a couple of

Framework/Container

Hi, I've been using James for a couple of years now and enjoy the service it provides, I actually use quite a few things from the Jakarta project. With the development of version 3 I have become interested in integrating James with an existing server framework I have been developing. On the w

Re: Innodb better?

gt; To: "James Developers List" Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 4:45 AM Subject: Re: Innodb better? > Hi Simon, > > Simon Funnell wrote: > > >In the case of hardware failure, no database on this planet can 'guarantee' > >there will be no corruption, if you ha

Re: Innodb better?

inal Message - From: "Joe Cheng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "James Developers List" Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 4:45 AM Subject: Re: Innodb better? > Hi Simon, > > Simon Funnell wrote: > > >In the case of hardware failure, no database on this planet can &

Re: Innodb better?

In the case of hardware failure, no database on this planet can 'guarantee' there will be no corruption, if you have a single point of failure, and it fails, everything fails, hence the term single as opposed to many points of failure. One of the most important things about software design, in any

Re: SpringJames vs. JamesNG

Use of CDI 'only' limits a component to certain types of containers, for example components with getter/setters patterns can have their dependencies changed at runtime, I believe CDI limits a components reuse in other projects. A container should ideally be able to use any component by supporting