Noel
I took the latest snap shot and this seems to work fine. Is there a plan for
a new release in the near future? I am also interested in how dbcp deals
with closed or 'stale'
connections i.e. in the event of a db outage. Is it possible that stale
connections
could remain in the pool ?
Hi,
I'm a comitter at the Avalon project (avalon.apache.org), and I
have developed tools and API to enable C#/.Net like attributes
in Java. Originally I developed it as a proof-of-concept, and we
held a vote on what to do with the project once the proof was
done. The result was basically nice
From: Leo Sutic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
+ Commit access to jakarta-commons-sandbox/attributes
My apache user id is [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Might be good to include
in a request for commit access.)
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Search back through the commons-dev archives. This code originally came
from nanning, and there is a more recent version available. Some
discussion began about incorporating attrib4j and the new stuff in
nanning, but I think we got stuck because few of the interested
developers are currently
From: Ryan Hoegg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Search back through the commons-dev archives. This code
originally came from nanning, and there is a more recent
version available.
Thanks. I've checked it out. However, I think that the approach
taken in the Avalon version still deserves to
I believe that as an Apache committer, you already have Karma for the
sandbox.
Eric Pugh
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Howdy,
I like it ;) Except there's a Betwixt section and a Project
Documentation section, which I think could be the same section no? It
is the Betwixt project page after all ;) Regardless, I want to see
Project Documentation above the general commons menus. But I imagine
that would be a
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Hi,
I'm a comitter at the
Liam,
Is there a plan for a new release in the near future?
Possibly after some current changes settle. It might make sense to do a
release with the fixes before changing how abandoned handling works.
I am also interested in how dbcp deals with closed or 'stale'
connections i.e. in the
On Tuesday, August 19, 2003, at 10:43 am, Leo Sutic wrote:
As far as I can see, Commons Attributes is *dead* in terms of
development.
Yep. Most of the folks who wanted to help out develop it (committers
from QDox, Nanning, attrib4j etc) can't because its in the commons
sandbox. It looks like
+1, with the same experience. For 2.0.
Gary
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mpoeschl2003/08/19 10:33:54
Modified:dbcp project.xml
Log:
upgrade to latest commons-pool snapshot
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From: Eric Pugh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe that as an Apache committer, you already have Karma
for the sandbox.
You're right! (At least I am part of the jakarta group.)
I thought that my *Jakarta* privs were lost when Avalon became
a top-level project (and moved out of
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So you're most welcome to the
commons-attributes project.
Thanks!
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I personally don't have any problem
with widening that rule to any Apache committer, which would therefore
include Leo automatically (he has commit access on Avalon, which used to
be a Jakarta sub-project but is now top level). Does any other
Commons-Dev committer or Jakarta PMC member have
On Tuesday, August 19, 2003, at 01:39 PM, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
I like it ;) Except there's a Betwixt section and a Project
Documentation section, which I think could be the same section no? It
is the Betwixt project page after all ;)
anakia does not allow sub-menus which means i can't
On Friday, August 15, 2003, at 03:38 AM, Simon Kitching wrote:
On Fri, 2003-08-15 at 06:32, robert burrell donkin wrote:
committed. many thanks.
it all looks fine. i've managed to resist the temptation to tinker too
much (just yet ;) but i have renamed the directory from example1 to
addressbook
This may be an obvious question, but...
Wouldn't it make more sense to have all of the jakarta-commons jars in
the maven repository on ibiblio.org under a jakarta-commons directory
(groupId=jakarta)?
I don't think that maven supports nested groups, but as the number of
jars increase, it would
A version number in the filename?
No, that would be difficult for the automated builds (gump build).
The version number is inside the jar file, in the MANIFEST.MF file.
Dirk
Henri Yandell wrote:
The jar created by the 'ant dist' task creates a commons-pool.jar. Is
there any kind of standard for
On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 01:24, KNOX, Liam, FM wrote:
Noel
I took the latest snap shot and this seems to work fine. Is there a plan for
a new release in the near future? I am also interested in how dbcp deals
with closed or 'stale'
connections i.e. in the event of a db outage. Is it possible
dgraham 2003/08/19 16:34:22
Modified:resources/src/java/org/apache/commons/resources/impl
BasicMessageList.java
Log:
Moved Comparator implementation to a constant variable to avoid creating
a new object on each call, removed hungarian notation on variables,
Would you consider generating jar files with the -0 option to store
files in the jar file without using ZIP compression?
Although this typically doubles the jar file size, it increases class
loading performance (except when used in applets which are presumably
not that important here). For
dgraham 2003/08/19 16:35:00
Modified:resources/src/java/org/apache/commons/resources
MessageList.java
Log:
Fixed size() javadoc.
Revision ChangesPath
1.4 +5 -5
I've got a patch for VFS. Here's the short list of changes:
- file rename for local, ftp and sftp providers (instead of expensive copyFrom() call)
- FileSystemException prints nested exceptions instead of hiding them
- fixed unattached, cached children bug (see AbstractFileObject.detach())
- in
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- FileSystemException prints nested exceptions
instead of hiding them
Is this safe for JDK's earlier that JDK1.4? A quick
eyeball of the diff.txt makes me think otherwise.
regards,
Adam
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Should be. I'm using jdk 1.3.1. What did you see that made you suspicious?
+jeff
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Should be. I'm using jdk 1.3.1. What did you see
that made you suspicious?
I assumes the inherited throwable member data was part
of JDK1.4 'cause' stuff. If you've tested it on JDK
1.3.1 great, and obviously not, so my bad.
regards
Adam
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+1.
I hadn't thought a vote was needed. Thought Commons sandbox was open to
all Jakarta commiters and that there's not actually even a need for the
people on the project to vote someone on, a Commons committer may just add
their name to any project. This is usually a bit impolite though, so not
As far as I can see, Commons Attributes is *dead* in terms of
development.
Yep. Most of the folks who wanted to help out develop it (committers
from QDox, Nanning, attrib4j etc) can't because its in the commons
sandbox. It looks like those folks are getting together to develop
something
Yep, that'd make sense. Having groupId=jakarta would certainly help.
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This may be an obvious question, but...
Wouldn't it make more
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Should be. I'm using
rleland 2003/08/19 18:19:26
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I am not in favor of a core jar but I would like to note that including
components into your jar is not unprecedented. If you look at Xalan, it
includes all sorts of components in its jar.
Gary
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Added: validator/legacy/1.0.2/api allclasses-frame.html
allclasses-noframe.html constant-values.html
deprecated-list.html help-doc.html index-all.html
index.html overview-tree.html
Hello,
Firstly, SingletonIterator and SingletonListIterator seem quite
similar.
Apart from the extra type of 'ListIterator', it appears that a
SingletonListIterator can do the job of a SingletonIterator in all
jobs.
Could just remove SingleIterator.
I was thinking can we eliminate those classes
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Leo,
I figure that you should go for it.
I'd like to hear more about your plans. JSR 175 is the normative statement
of what attributes must be in Java. How do your plans compare and contrast
with JSR 175, nanning, Aspect4J, etc?
--- Noel
While this is a good question, it's not the actual problem I'm trying to
point out. SingletonIterator or singletonIterator() is a redundant method
in 99% of its usage. Only if someone has if(instanceof ListIterator) {.. }
else if(instanceof Iterator) would it change the funcationality.
Using
Hi,
So the question is do we really need SingletonIterator and such. If we
want to eliminate the number of methods or classes, then what about one
class for all of collections or iterators? I suppose the use of
singleton methods and classes is almost always to provide an object
matching a
On Wed, 20 Aug 2003, Takuya Murata wrote:
Yes, this is in line with your proposal; we can use
SingletonListIterator for both Iterator and ListIterator. I think the
problem of this solution is users probably expect SingletonIterator
intuitively and might be puzzled why there is no such.
The attached patch to commons-http makes the constants defined
in BrowserDetector public and updates the licenses in all
three classes.
I thought I would be able to commit these myself, but it seems
that sandbox karma is not quite as automatic as is suggested
on the commons home page.
Cheers,
rleland 2003/08/19 21:17:09
Modified:validator project.xml
Log:
Fix package so JavaDoc is generated properly
Revision ChangesPath
1.16 +2 -2 jakarta-commons/validator/project.xml
Index: project.xml
rleland 2003/08/19 21:19:15
Modified:validator maven.xml
Log:
Enable html-xdoc for Validator 1.0.2 javadoc
For a documentation system you gotta dig into the
source code to get this to work. Sometimes
you can't see the trees for the Forrest
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Added: validator project.properties
Log:
Set directory for html conversion
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psteitz 2003/08/19 21:20:28
Modified:lang STATUS.html
Log:
Adding humble self as committer
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1.48 +2 -1 jakarta-commons/lang/STATUS.html
Index: STATUS.html
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RCS
I think that the elimination of _unnecessary_ methods and classes is a
noble goal.
For example, In the SingletonIterator vs. SingletonListIterator
situation, as long as the logic to implement the extra methods specified
by java.util.ListIterator does not cause significant performance
overhead,
rleland 2003/08/19 22:07:40
Modified:validator project.xml
Log:
Change logo
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1.17 +1 -1 jakarta-commons/validator/project.xml
Index: project.xml
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So the question is do we really need SingletonIterator and such. If we
want to eliminate the number of methods or classes, then what about one
class for all of collections or iterators? I suppose the use of
singleton methods and classes is almost always to provide an object
matching a data
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After sending a GET request to a server, how to I pick out the name/value of
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After sending a GET request to a server, how to I pick out the name/value of
a specific header from the server's response?
Call the getResponseHeader(String name) method (or one of its siblings)
on the HttpMethod you used for the request, which is probably a
GetMethod in
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After sending a GET request to a server, how to I pick out the name/value of
a specific header from the server's response?
Thank you.
Take a look at the getResponseHeader and associated methods in the GetMethod
object (actually
I do it like this, for example, to get the new URL from the location header:
Header header = httpget.getResponseHeader(Location);
String newuri = header.getValue();
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