Depending on how large the framework is, the proposal could be made to
the general list or to the Commons list (for smaller projects). A
concern here is long-term maintenance of a codebase, so it helps if you
are already involved in developing or supporting other Jakarta products.
Is what you have now available for download?
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Matt Larson wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I would like to contribute my work to the Apache Foundation, but I'm
> having difficulty in determining if such software already exists in
> Jakarta. Furthermore, I don't even know which mailing list to send this
> to; please forward this (and copy) me if needed...thanks.
>
> I have developed a business logic framework which implements the
> Observer design pattern. It is not XML-based, but this could easily be
> done since the database metadata object (a java class) contains no
> logic... just java data structures. Using this framework, one can
> modify a java.sql.ResultSet object (my class that implements this
> interface), and all changes to the "observers", or business objects will
> take place automatically using the java reflection api. Furthermore,
> this framework allows all DML operations as well; I do not use updatable
> ResultSet's, so JDBC2.0 is not required (I use PreparedStatements for
> DML). Although I have not yet written any code-generators for creating
> the business objects, this could easily be done by discovering the
> database structure via JDBC Metadata object(s), and creating
> appropriately named business methods.
>
> Please let me know if anyone is interested, or if this has already been
> done for Jakarta.
>
> Thanks,
>
> m.
