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Posted to bsf-dev@jakarta.apache.org by "Rony G. Flatscher" <Ro...@wu-wien.ac.at> on 2006/01/02 16:44:36 UTC
A typo and next steps?
Hi there,
first a typo:
org.apache.bsf.util.event.generator.ByteUtility.byteArrayToDounle(byte
value[])
should read ('b' instead of 'n' in 'byteArrayToDounle'):
org.apache.bsf.util.event.generator.ByteUtility.byteArrayToDouble(byte
value[])
Next steps?
* What should be the next steps, undertaken by whom and by when ?
* Suggestion:
o Remove the debug-interface (by 2006-02-15? Sanka, Nandinka?).
o Add a version of "addEventListener()" which supplies the
event-object to the script (by 2006-02-15, Sanjiva as one of
the original authors who is acquainted with ByteCode-creation?).
o Test the dynamic creation of event listeners against swt and
the OpenOffice.org Java interface (by 2006-02-28? Everyone?
OOo in any case by Rony?).
o Update the Jakarta-BSF-web site, add daily builds to make
sure that people are downloading the latest jar (e.g.
recurring problems with Rhino which have been lifted long
ago by Victor) (by 2006-03-15, Victor?).
o Seal off this version (by 2006-03-15), make it GA (general
available) by means of voting: verison number BSF 2.0.
* Make BSF 3.0 a beta-download, adapt it to meet the latest changes
in signatures of JSR-223 (by 2006-04-01, Sanka, Nandinka?)
o This will stir interest in BSF quite considerably, I assume.
Reasoning: JSR-223 will only be made available by Sun for
Java 6, no plans to support earlier versions of Java so far.
So what do you think?
An exciting New Year 2006 for Jakarta's BSF and to all of us involved
with it!
:)
---rony