Source availability?

[Stefan Arentz <st...@gmail.com>]

Hi there!

What is the latest on source code availability for the River project?
I followed the svn checkout instructions but there doesn't seem to be
anything in trunk yet. When is that expected to happen?

I'm very interested in space based architecture and I'm currently
working on my first 'naive' (memory only, non-peristent, non-remote)
version of a JavaSpaces implementation that I will publish under an
ASF license when it is a bit more robust and complete.

I'm interested in using the ASF licensed unit tests of the River
project to validate my implementation.

 S.

Re: Source availability?

[Jim Hurley <Ji...@Sun.COM>]

Hi Stefan-

The QATests project did not migrate (from the old Jini.org site)
to Java.net as we were expecting to just contribute it to Apache
River.

We're obviously very close now (finally! :-)) to getting all the
initial sources contributed (including QA Tests)... but if you have
an urgent need for it right away, send me a note and we'll
get it to you.

-Jim


On Apr 2, 2007, at 8:25 AM, Mark Brouwer wrote:
> Stefan Arentz wrote:
>> On 4/2/07, Mark Brouwer <ma...@cheiron.org> wrote:
>>> Stefan Arentz wrote:
>>>
>>> > Great news. Will that be the Jini Technology Starter Kit 2.1  
>>> then? The
>>> > code from http://starterkit.dev.java.net/ ?
>>>
>>> Yes, the latest publicly available JTSK code will be the basis from
>>> which we will integrate pending bug-fixes and improvements, all  
>>> to be
>>> decided under the process in place for River.
>>>
>>> BTW did you already lay your hands on the code for the QATests  
>>> project?
>> No, it is the one thing that I cannot find anywhere online.
>
> Due to the login requirements of jini.org I couldn't find it in the
> web-archives too. So your luck must be with others in the community to
> ship you the ALv2 licensed QA tests. No doubt they will help you out
> shortly.
> -- 
> Mark

Re: Source availability?

[Mark Brouwer <ma...@cheiron.org>]

Stefan Arentz wrote:
> On 4/2/07, Mark Brouwer <ma...@cheiron.org> wrote:
>> Stefan Arentz wrote:
>>
>> > Great news. Will that be the Jini Technology Starter Kit 2.1 then? The
>> > code from http://starterkit.dev.java.net/ ?
>>
>> Yes, the latest publicly available JTSK code will be the basis from
>> which we will integrate pending bug-fixes and improvements, all to be
>> decided under the process in place for River.
>>
>> BTW did you already lay your hands on the code for the QATests project?
> 
> No, it is the one thing that I cannot find anywhere online.

Due to the login requirements of jini.org I couldn't find it in the
web-archives too. So your luck must be with others in the community to
ship you the ALv2 licensed QA tests. No doubt they will help you out
shortly.
-- 
Mark

Re: Source availability?

[Stefan Arentz <st...@gmail.com>]

On 4/2/07, Mark Brouwer <ma...@cheiron.org> wrote:
> Stefan Arentz wrote:
>
> > Great news. Will that be the Jini Technology Starter Kit 2.1 then? The
> > code from http://starterkit.dev.java.net/ ?
>
> Yes, the latest publicly available JTSK code will be the basis from
> which we will integrate pending bug-fixes and improvements, all to be
> decided under the process in place for River.
>
> BTW did you already lay your hands on the code for the QATests project?

No, it is the one thing that I cannot find anywhere online.

 S.

Re: Source availability?

[Mark Brouwer <ma...@cheiron.org>]

Stefan Arentz wrote:

> Great news. Will that be the Jini Technology Starter Kit 2.1 then? The
> code from http://starterkit.dev.java.net/ ?

Yes, the latest publicly available JTSK code will be the basis from
which we will integrate pending bug-fixes and improvements, all to be
decided under the process in place for River.

BTW did you already lay your hands on the code for the QATests project?
-- 
Mark

Re: Source availability?

[Stefan Arentz <st...@gmail.com>]

On 3/31/07, Mark Brouwer <ma...@cheiron.org> wrote:
> Stefan Arentz wrote:
> > Hi there!
> >
> > What is the latest on source code availability for the River project?
> > I followed the svn checkout instructions but there doesn't seem to be
> > anything in trunk yet. When is that expected to happen?
>
> Hi Stefan,
>
> River has just entered a rapid and it won't be long for the source code
> will enter SVN, can't give you the exact date, but based on statements
> made here it is at the gate.

Great news. Will that be the Jini Technology Starter Kit 2.1 then? The
code from http://starterkit.dev.java.net/ ?

 S.

Re: Source availability?

[Mark Brouwer <ma...@cheiron.org>]

Stefan Arentz wrote:
> Hi there!
> 
> What is the latest on source code availability for the River project?
> I followed the svn checkout instructions but there doesn't seem to be
> anything in trunk yet. When is that expected to happen?

Hi Stefan,

River has just entered a rapid and it won't be long for the source code 
will enter SVN, can't give you the exact date, but based on statements 
made here it is at the gate.

> I'm very interested in space based architecture and I'm currently
> working on my first 'naive' (memory only, non-peristent, non-remote)
> version of a JavaSpaces implementation that I will publish under an
> ASF license when it is a bit more robust and complete.
> 
> I'm interested in using the ASF licensed unit tests of the River
> project to validate my implementation.

Good idea, the official test framework was also made available under the
ALv2 a long time ago as part of jini.org, but with its transition I
can't seem to find the code anymore. I also don't have a copy on my
filesystem but maybe it has a new location (couldn't find it on
http://jini.dev.java.net/ though) or somebody with a copy is willing to
help you out. That version of the test framework will also hit the SVN soon.

Good luck,
-- 
Mark