There is an update to this announcement and a slight change of plans:
1) We do want a final Apache Isis Version 2.0.0 soon. No more intermediate
milestones.
2) I said, we'll drop JDO in favor of Spring Data. This is no longer true for
the designated 2.0.0 release. We keep JDO.support for now!
Hi Andi,
I think it's great to strive for the best, and I have respect for Spring
since its inception. One concern I have is that domain objects persisted
to multiple data stores would still work with Isis on top of Spring
persistence. Can you check on this capability as you go? JPA is fine for
Hi Stephen,
I do agree, that this would be the time to change the project's name, also
having in mind that version 2 could be the one, that receives a popularity
boost. But (regardless of my personal opinion on that) ...
.. I suspect renaming the project would take at least two weeks, if not mo
Thanks Jörg and Vladimir for your feedback!
Addressing your comments ...
Apache Isis (the framework itself) will rely on having 'Spring Data' on the
class-path. The application bootstrapping however, is done by the application
code. Meaning you can write your Spring Application anyway you like.
I'm not doing much programming these days, but did have a thought today
about name change, for what's it's worth, 'Apache Sisi'. Maybe 'yes yes' in
Spanish?
Major change maybe good time to bump the old name?
On Friday, March 29, 2019, Martin Grigorov wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 3:4
Hi,
On Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 3:43 PM Rade, Joerg / Kuehne + Nagel / HAM GI-DP <
joerg.r...@kuehne-nagel.com> wrote:
> Hi Andi,
>
> my 2c:
>
> The move to Spring (Boot?) will very likely popularize the framework and
> therefore is the right thing to do.
>
> I never really had an issue with JDO and
Hi Andi, I am really looking forward to this feature! In the past I had lot
of discussions regarding using Isis framework instead of Spring
Boot/JPA/Hibernate. Having this possibility I guess I will get best of both
worlds.
What I currently really like about Isis is the possibility of using domain
Hi Andi,
my 2c:
The move to Spring (Boot?) will very likely popularize the framework and
therefore is the right thing to do.
I never really had an issue with JDO and found it's debugging output helpful. I
hope Hibernate can keep up with that.
CMIIW: Spring's CDI relies on the ComponentScan (C
Hi folks,
to keep you in the loop, we are currently re-platforming Isis on top of the
latest Spring release. First thought was to make Spring integration a plug-able
feature, but by having a closer look at how Spring handles persistence and
especially transactions, it has now become clear, that
