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Posted to dev@turbine.apache.org by Eric Pugh <ep...@opensourceconnections.com> on 2004/10/18 20:53:44 UTC
Getting closer to 2.4 Milestone 2
Hi all,
Two of my itches for 2.4 Milsetone 2 have been scratched.. Getting RunData
to be an extension of PipelineData, and removing commons-xo when loading
pipelines.
I think the other element left for M2 was to maybe integrate a container..
But, I may leave that for M3, and just focus on testing what I have for M2
and then maybe tag it later this week. I may also try and get a vote out on
some of the fulcrum components, and have them in a released state for adding
to M2.
Opionoins?
ERic
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Re: Getting closer to 2.4 Milestone 2
Posted by "Henning P. Schmiedehausen" <hp...@intermeta.de>.
"Eric Pugh" <ep...@opensourceconnections.com> writes:
>I think the other element left for M2 was to maybe integrate a container..
>But, I may leave that for M3, and just focus on testing what I have for M2
>and then maybe tag it later this week. I may also try and get a vote out on
>some of the fulcrum components, and have them in a released state for adding
>to M2.
Which container do you want to use? I know that this is a very
sensitive subject ATM with the various Avalon people and now that
Niclas and Stephen made appearances @ turbine-dev, we should
definitely avoid being dragged into the avalonic wars.
Stick with ECM? Excalibur? Merlin? Make it pluggable? Is this possible
(chicken-egg problem?)
Regards
Henning
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