So, to answer your question the best I can (some of this is speculation), I believe the iverticalleap projects take it a bit further down the business side of things, where avalon remains a core infrastructure.
BTW- In CVS you should find some code under the project java.biz.profile which is an example, using the java.xmldb and java.core projects for stuff like Person management, of course it uses Xindice.
Everyone here might be interested in the java.xmldb project. It contains a high/low UID generator, and DataSourceBroker with configurable pooling for xmldb connections!
-Kevin Ross
Gianugo Rabellino wrote:
Kevin Ross wrote:
Oh yeah, did I mention, the iverticalleap java.core project already does this for you (@see http://www.iverticalleap.com/java.core/index.html)? There isn't much documentation, but the project has been in production use as is for a while, and the codebase has been around for years. At least take a look at my configuration doc with particular attention to services, it my give you some ideas (@see http://www.iverticalleap.com/java.core/configuration.html). Of course, this project was built with business systems in mind, not server systems, but I think the issues we are attempting to tackle (modularity) are common.
Will definitely take a look at it, looks very interesting. How does it relate to Avalon?
Ciao,
