It's right there: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE
Thanks! On 6/1/07, Jim Alateras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matthieu, Can you point me to jira and I'll attach the war file and some instructions cheers </jima> Matthieu Riou wrote: > Maybe you can attach what you have so far on a Jira issue? > > On 6/1/07, Jim Alateras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Alex Boisvert wrote: >> > On 5/31/07, Paul R Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> Hi, Alex -- >> >> >> >> > * BPEL 2.0 Compliance >> >> > 1) Support <toParts> and <fromParts> >> >> > 2) Invoking with variables that are not messages >> >> > 3) Isolated Scopes >> >> >> >> Yes, please. The toParts/fromParts in particular. (Sure, I'll >> >> volunteer.) >> > >> > >> > >> > Thanks! The tracker for this issue is >> > http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-118 >> > Can you reassign to yourself and update it as soon as you get started? >> > >> > >> >> * Implement all management queries with OpenJPA >> >> > * Provide a management console >> >> >> >> Hmmm. How would this work? Web-based? >> > >> > >> > >> > Yes, web-based is what I had in mind and what most people expect >> nowadays. >> > A viable alternative would be to push towards more JMX support and >> reuse >> > the >> > generic management consoles out there (e.g. MC4J). Whoever wants to >> > commit >> > for that project gets to chose his/her favorite web framework >> (joy!), as >> > long as it runs on the JVM, I suppose. >> > >> >> * Replace Quartz scheduler with something better performance-wise >> >> > * Expose management APIs in a RESTful manner (we have a volunteer >> >> > for this) >> >> >> >> We're close there now, with AXIS2, although the argument names are >> >> all hodgy-podgy. (I've used them successfully.) >> > >> > >> > >> > It would be interesting to hear your experience about this.... I've >> spoken >> > to Jim Alateras who's been approaching it from the RESTlet perspective. >> > Maybe it's time to share thoughts and small victories ;) >> > >> >> I'm not familiar with the rest support in axis2 and how well it aligns >> with the general REST architectural style. I have used the restlet >> framework on other projects and have been happy with it. The abstraction >> of REST concepts (Resources, URIs and Representations) are relatively >> good and the support is first class. >> >> I have put together a straw man rest application, which i have deployed >> on the geronimo along with ode and with some help from Alex was able to >> connect to the process manager and retrieve a list of process models >> using some thing like /processes/models. >> >> >> cheers >> </jima> >> >> >> >
