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Announcement: The HiveTranse family welcomes new members
Dear HiveMind users,
During the past weeks, I have been working on 2 utility modules for
HiveMind, one for Security purposes, the other to provide remoting using the
Hessian or Burlap protocols.
Currently, I have added those 2 modules to the HiveTranse project on
SourceForge (yep I know this is not really the same concern, but I felt a
bit lazy about starting new independent projects on SF, anyway since they
share a piece of code and the build system, I considered it made sense ;-)).
Although those modules are not yet well documented, there are examples
showing how to use them.
Please note that HiveLock (name of the security module) does not yet have a
stable design (I am not quite satisfied with it yet, it needs rework).
Please do not hesitate to take a look at these modules and comment (in
particular improvement to the HiveLock module).
The original announcement on SourceForge follows.
Cheers
Jean-Francois
Announcement on SourceForge: The HiveTranse family welcomes new members!
At the occasion of HiveTranse 0.3.1 release, the HiveTranse project team is
glad to announce the addition of new sub-projects to the HiveTranse project
on SourceForge.
There are now two new projects added to the distribution:
- HiveLock: a simple, easy to use, security framework for HiveMind
applications
- HiveRemoting: a simple, easy to use, library to enable distributed
applications based on HiveMind and based upon simple ''remoting'' protocols
(currently Caucho Hessian and Burlap are supported)
Although the new projects are not really related to transactions, they have
been added to the HiveTranse project (after a discussion on HiveTranse forum
on SourceForge).
As of now, all modules come with the main HiveTranse distribution packages.
In a near future, HiveTranse, HiveLock and HiveRemoting will come in
separate packages. In addition, the web site for HiveTranse project will
also change in order to provide a better separation of concerns.
Please note those 2 new projects are still ''young'' (in particular
HiveLock) and that they may not be very stable yet. But feel free to try
them out and to discuss on possible improvements.
For more information on HiveTranse:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hivetranse/
The HiveTranse/HiveLock/HiveRemoting team (!!!)
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Re: Announcement: The HiveTranse family welcomes new members
Posted by Howard Lewis Ship <hl...@gmail.com>.
I think its an excellent idea to have a non-Apache location to contain
HiveMind code that can't exist on Apache (due to licensing concerns,
etc.).
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005 10:43:58 +0700, Jean-Francois Poilpret
<jf...@hcm.vnn.vn> wrote:
> Dear HiveMind users,
>
> During the past weeks, I have been working on 2 utility modules for
> HiveMind, one for Security purposes, the other to provide remoting using the
> Hessian or Burlap protocols.
>
> Currently, I have added those 2 modules to the HiveTranse project on
> SourceForge (yep I know this is not really the same concern, but I felt a
> bit lazy about starting new independent projects on SF, anyway since they
> share a piece of code and the build system, I considered it made sense ;-)).
>
> Although those modules are not yet well documented, there are examples
> showing how to use them.
>
> Please note that HiveLock (name of the security module) does not yet have a
> stable design (I am not quite satisfied with it yet, it needs rework).
>
> Please do not hesitate to take a look at these modules and comment (in
> particular improvement to the HiveLock module).
>
> The original announcement on SourceForge follows.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jean-Francois
>
> Announcement on SourceForge: The HiveTranse family welcomes new members!
>
> At the occasion of HiveTranse 0.3.1 release, the HiveTranse project team is
> glad to announce the addition of new sub-projects to the HiveTranse project
> on SourceForge.
>
> There are now two new projects added to the distribution:
> - HiveLock: a simple, easy to use, security framework for HiveMind
> applications
> - HiveRemoting: a simple, easy to use, library to enable distributed
> applications based on HiveMind and based upon simple ''remoting'' protocols
> (currently Caucho Hessian and Burlap are supported)
>
> Although the new projects are not really related to transactions, they have
> been added to the HiveTranse project (after a discussion on HiveTranse forum
> on SourceForge).
>
> As of now, all modules come with the main HiveTranse distribution packages.
> In a near future, HiveTranse, HiveLock and HiveRemoting will come in
> separate packages. In addition, the web site for HiveTranse project will
> also change in order to provide a better separation of concerns.
>
> Please note those 2 new projects are still ''young'' (in particular
> HiveLock) and that they may not be very stable yet. But feel free to try
> them out and to discuss on possible improvements.
>
> For more information on HiveTranse:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/hivetranse/
>
> The HiveTranse/HiveLock/HiveRemoting team (!!!)
>
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>
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Re: Announcement: The HiveTranse family welcomes new members
Posted by Johan Lindquist <jo...@kawoo.co.uk>.
Hi Albert,
I think Howard has been working on something for this in the way of
conditional contributions, but I can see the value of doing this even at
the sub-module - some of our modules could definately benefit from this.
Cheers,
Johan
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 11:55:22 +0800 (CST), Albert Kwong <ma...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hi Jean,
>
> Thanks for putting in the effort. These are all very
> essential components HiveMind needed. I have some
> home grown solutions in these areas as well.
>
> You have hitted something I was thinking over the
> weekend. As the number of reusable services grow, the
> number of jars grow (if we separate the concerns
> properly), which makes project/jar management more
> painful. I think it would be nice to enhance
> HiveMind's <sub-module> element to conditionaly load
> sub modules. e.g.
>
> <module id='hivetranse'>
> <sub-module descriptor='hivelock.xml'
> condition='${hivelock.enable}'/>
> <sub-module descriptor='hiveremote.xml'
> condition='${hiveremote.enable}'/>
> </module>
>
> This is especially useful if some unused services in
> the sub-modules are EagerLoaders, or if the unused
> service interface depends on some unused external
> jars.
>
> At the end, we can cheery pick sub-set of services
> from pre-packaged libraries to fit our own needs.
> Isn't that wonderful?
>
> Albert
>
> --- Jean-Francois Poilpret <jf...@hcm.vnn.vn>
> 內容：
>> Dear HiveMind users,
>>
>> During the past weeks, I have been working on 2
>> utility modules for
>> HiveMind, one for Security purposes, the other to
>> provide remoting using the
>> Hessian or Burlap protocols.
>>
>> Currently, I have added those 2 modules to the
>> HiveTranse project on
>> SourceForge (yep I know this is not really the same
>> concern, but I felt a
>> bit lazy about starting new independent projects on
>> SF, anyway since they
>> share a piece of code and the build system, I
>> considered it made sense ;-)).
>>
>>
>> Although those modules are not yet well documented,
>> there are examples
>> showing how to use them.
>>
>> Please note that HiveLock (name of the security
>> module) does not yet have a
>> stable design (I am not quite satisfied with it yet,
>> it needs rework).
>>
>> Please do not hesitate to take a look at these
>> modules and comment (in
>> particular improvement to the HiveLock module).
>>
>> The original announcement on SourceForge follows.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Jean-Francois
>>
>> Announcement on SourceForge: The HiveTranse family
>> welcomes new members!
>>
>> At the occasion of HiveTranse 0.3.1 release, the
>> HiveTranse project team is
>> glad to announce the addition of new sub-projects to
>> the HiveTranse project
>> on SourceForge.
>>
>> There are now two new projects added to the
>> distribution:
>> - HiveLock: a simple, easy to use, security
>> framework for HiveMind
>> applications
>> - HiveRemoting: a simple, easy to use, library to
>> enable distributed
>> applications based on HiveMind and based upon simple
>> ''remoting'' protocols
>> (currently Caucho Hessian and Burlap are supported)
>>
>> Although the new projects are not really related to
>> transactions, they have
>> been added to the HiveTranse project (after a
>> discussion on HiveTranse forum
>> on SourceForge).
>>
>> As of now, all modules come with the main HiveTranse
>> distribution packages.
>> In a near future, HiveTranse, HiveLock and
>> HiveRemoting will come in
>> separate packages. In addition, the web site for
>> HiveTranse project will
>> also change in order to provide a better separation
>> of concerns.
>>
>> Please note those 2 new projects are still ''young''
>> (in particular
>> HiveLock) and that they may not be very stable yet.
>> But feel free to try
>> them out and to discuss on possible improvements.
>>
>> For more information on HiveTranse:
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/hivetranse/
>>
>> The HiveTranse/HiveLock/HiveRemoting team (!!!)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Announcement: The HiveTranse family welcomes new members
Posted by Albert Kwong <ma...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Jean,
Thanks for putting in the effort. These are all very
essential components HiveMind needed. I have some
home grown solutions in these areas as well.
You have hitted something I was thinking over the
weekend. As the number of reusable services grow, the
number of jars grow (if we separate the concerns
properly), which makes project/jar management more
painful. I think it would be nice to enhance
HiveMind's <sub-module> element to conditionaly load
sub modules. e.g.
<module id='hivetranse'>
<sub-module descriptor='hivelock.xml'
condition='${hivelock.enable}'/>
<sub-module descriptor='hiveremote.xml'
condition='${hiveremote.enable}'/>
</module>
This is especially useful if some unused services in
the sub-modules are EagerLoaders, or if the unused
service interface depends on some unused external
jars.
At the end, we can cheery pick sub-set of services
from pre-packaged libraries to fit our own needs.
Isn't that wonderful?
Albert
--- Jean-Francois Poilpret <jf...@hcm.vnn.vn>
內容：
> Dear HiveMind users,
>
> During the past weeks, I have been working on 2
> utility modules for
> HiveMind, one for Security purposes, the other to
> provide remoting using the
> Hessian or Burlap protocols.
>
> Currently, I have added those 2 modules to the
> HiveTranse project on
> SourceForge (yep I know this is not really the same
> concern, but I felt a
> bit lazy about starting new independent projects on
> SF, anyway since they
> share a piece of code and the build system, I
> considered it made sense ;-)).
>
>
> Although those modules are not yet well documented,
> there are examples
> showing how to use them.
>
> Please note that HiveLock (name of the security
> module) does not yet have a
> stable design (I am not quite satisfied with it yet,
> it needs rework).
>
> Please do not hesitate to take a look at these
> modules and comment (in
> particular improvement to the HiveLock module).
>
> The original announcement on SourceForge follows.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jean-Francois
>
> Announcement on SourceForge: The HiveTranse family
> welcomes new members!
>
> At the occasion of HiveTranse 0.3.1 release, the
> HiveTranse project team is
> glad to announce the addition of new sub-projects to
> the HiveTranse project
> on SourceForge.
>
> There are now two new projects added to the
> distribution:
> - HiveLock: a simple, easy to use, security
> framework for HiveMind
> applications
> - HiveRemoting: a simple, easy to use, library to
> enable distributed
> applications based on HiveMind and based upon simple
> ''remoting'' protocols
> (currently Caucho Hessian and Burlap are supported)
>
> Although the new projects are not really related to
> transactions, they have
> been added to the HiveTranse project (after a
> discussion on HiveTranse forum
> on SourceForge).
>
> As of now, all modules come with the main HiveTranse
> distribution packages.
> In a near future, HiveTranse, HiveLock and
> HiveRemoting will come in
> separate packages. In addition, the web site for
> HiveTranse project will
> also change in order to provide a better separation
> of concerns.
>
> Please note those 2 new projects are still ''young''
> (in particular
> HiveLock) and that they may not be very stable yet.
> But feel free to try
> them out and to discuss on possible improvements.
>
> For more information on HiveTranse:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/hivetranse/
>
> The HiveTranse/HiveLock/HiveRemoting team (!!!)
>
>
>
>
>
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