Is Minerva still needed? I was under the impression that connection
pools could be provided by the deployment environment, such as the app
server or lightweight container (e.g. Spring).
alex
Matthieu Riou wrote:
So that would mean the following modules:
- Axis2 (IAPI implementation for Axis2)
- BPEL API (mostly DAO interfaces, IAPI interfaces, events, management
API)
- BOM
- Compiler
- DD (deployment descriptors)
- XPath 1.0 and 2.0 support.
- Bpel-Obj (already in)
- Bpel-Parser (already in)
- Bpel-QL (query language for retrieving instances information, needed by
management API).
- Bpel runtime
- Bpel sechdule (quartz)
- Bpel schemas
- DAO-*
- Examples
- Jacob
- JBI
- Minerva (connection pool)
- Utils (already in)
That will give us a working basis to start removing the dependencies we
don't like, changing the things that don't comply to specs and so on. But
I'd find much more comfortable to start from something that builds and
runs.
