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psteitz 2003/09/22 01:22:53
Modified:collections/src/test/org/apache/commons/collections
TestCollectionUtils.java
Log:
Added tests for collect, decorator factories.
Revision ChangesPath
1.21 +70 -4
Dirk Verbeeck wrote:
The last release of DBCP pool is almost a year old now. A new one is
long overdue.
Bugzilla has Zarro Boogs found and the threading changes are now
already a month in the nightly builds with no error reports.
There are always more enhancements to be done (logging,
__matthewHawthorne wrote:
Wouldn't tabs show up as a weird character, and not just blank spaces?
This depends on the viewer. Common mail clients as well as the
common breed of text editors, XML editors and IDEs show tabs
as a fixed number of spaces, usually 8 by default, occasionally
this can be
Remy Maucherat wrote:
Dirk Verbeeck wrote:
The last release of DBCP pool is almost a year old now. A new one
is long overdue.
Bugzilla has Zarro Boogs found and the threading changes are now
already a month in the nightly builds with no error reports.
There are always more enhancements to be
hlship 2003/09/22 13:06:00
Modified:hivemind/framework/src/java/org/apache/commons/hivemind/impl
DefaultClassResolver.java
DeferredServiceExtensionPointImpl.java
RegistryBuilder.java ConfigurationImpl.java
I did some refactoring and implemented the new deferred service model; seems to work
just fine.
Don't have before and after performance numbers, but its pretty obvious that after the
first
invocation, it has to be faster, since its a) avoiding a method call and b) avoiding a
synchronized
block.
Hi all,
After reading Blocks in Java, I'm pretty sure that Functors/closures are useful in
certain instances. I'm unfamiliar with the topic, however, and would like to gain a
sense of in what scenarios they are best used. In the use of collections / iterators,
and in the serialization of
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeffrey D. Brekke writes:
Applying the patch and cutting a RC1 gets a +1 from me.
I'd say after Wed./RC1, leave the RC1 out for a week, then if no
issues show up do a 1.1 release?
I didn't get around to applying the changes suggested by the patch
until today.
[functors] grew partially from the four functors in [collections],
Predicate, Closure, Factory and Transformer. (Although you can argue whether
these are true functors...)
Thus you could look at [collections] to see how these classes are used
there.
Stephen
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+1
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From: Fredrik Westermarck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since my account is now working properly I guess that it's time to start
working. :-)
I have renamed the methods stringToType in NumberUtils to toType as
proposed in
From: Neil O'Toole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Stephen Colebourne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS. I guess this came from the rich events package, which I would
like to see as an implementation of the observed code.
Guilty as charged... unfortunately i've been away from my open-source
desk for the
+1
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Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 13:53
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Subject: Re: [lang] Renaming methods in NumberUtils
+1
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Please use the dev list as much as possible (at least in CC)
It's a custom to put [DBCP] in the subject for easy filtering.
Or the apache wiki is also a good place to writeup a design.
Cheers
Dirk
Andy Zeneski wrote:
I am interested in using DBCP with a JTA transaction manager to pool
I would like to nominate Arun Mammen Thomasas an Apache Jakarta Commons
committer.
Arun has provided numerous patches to [collections] over a number of months,
and has also assisted [lang]. He has been a valuable monitor of Bugzilla and
I believe he would be a valuable addition to the committers.
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+1
Stephen Colebourne wrote:
I would like to nominate Arun Mammen Thomasas an Apache Jakarta Commons
committer.
Arun has provided numerous patches to [collections] over a number of months,
and has also assisted [lang]. He has been a valuable monitor of Bugzilla and
I believe he would be a
As people talk about an 1.0 release about The Jakarta Commons Daemon
project I have tried to think hard about the Daemon api as it is exposed
in the public interfaces in org.apache.commons.daemon.
I believe that now is the right time to reform the API since it seems
like no one(*) is using it
I've started some work on converting DoubleOrderedMap to TreeBidiMap.
What is the suggested name for the basic BidiMap implementation which is
n't sorted? DefaultBidiMap?
Stephen Colebourne wrote:
I have been prompted to take a look at DoubleOrderedMap by bugzilla and been
a little
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Hello VSF,
VSF looks quite impressive and an almost match for what I am trying to do so
I thought I'd post here and see what people think.
I have a large pile of code that configures our app server based on the
content of a config directory, which itself contains many subdirectories
with many
Stephen,
Thanks. I think that the usefulness of functors re: collections is clear to me.
I'm really interested in other applications, such as event mechanisms, and in
reflection-based invocation (and interception). Do you know of anyone using functors
for these purposes?
For instance,
Maven's reactored build doesn't use properties relative to the
project.xml.
Try bootstrapping Maven with the latest jelly jar and you'll see what I
mean.
--
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Blog: http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/dion/
peter royal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 23/09/2003
+1
Fredrik Westermarck wrote:
Hi!
Since my account is now working properly I guess that it's time to start
working. :-)
I have renamed the methods stringToType in NumberUtils to toType as
proposed in
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=jakarta-commons-devm=106284758307678w=2.
The
I was thinking of HashBidiMap as I assumed it would involve hashing. (My
current best thought is two tied HashMaps, but thats not very nice
really...)
The main thing with TreeBidiMap is to retain the speed of the specialist
implementation while adding the new interface ;-)
Stephen
-
[functor] is not a package I'm really involved in, but.
AFAIN, no one is using them in the rest of Jakarta. They probably could,
similarly they probably could be used for event mechanisms. I just don't
know of any cases.
There was some talk a while back of using functors for reflection
HashBidiMap is fine with me. My best thought seems to match yours, I'm
keeping two HashMaps in sync (one the inverse of the other). I'm trying
to think of a better way, but I'm drawing a blank.
For now, I'm just concentrating on writing solid tests to make sure the
interface works... low
scolebourne2003/09/22 16:54:09
Modified:primitives/src/codegen/org/apache/commons/primitive/collection
XXXCollection.vm
primitives/src/codegen/org/apache/commons/primitive/list
XXXList.vm
Log:
Javadoc
Revision
scolebourne2003/09/22 16:55:29
Modified:primitives/src/java/org/apache/commons/primitive/collection
CharCollection.java LongCollection.java
IntCollection.java FloatCollection.java
ShortCollection.java
scolebourne2003/09/22 16:56:33
Modified:primitives/src/java/org/apache/commons/primitive/list
LongList.java DoubleList.java BooleanList.java
ShortList.java FloatList.java CharList.java
ByteList.java IntList.java
scolebourne2003/09/22 16:56:54
Modified:primitives/src/java/org/apache/commons/primitive/iterator
DoubleIterator.java ShortIterator.java
FloatIterator.java LongIterator.java
CharIterator.java IntIterator.java
__matthewHawthorne wrote:
HashBidiMap is fine with me. My best thought seems to match yours, I'm
keeping two HashMaps in sync (one the inverse of the other). I'm trying
to think of a better way, but I'm drawing a blank.
For now, I'm just concentrating on writing solid tests to make sure the
Phil Steitz wrote:
__matthewHawthorne wrote:
HashBidiMap is fine with me. My best thought seems to match yours,
I'm keeping two HashMaps in sync (one the inverse of the other). I'm
trying to think of a better way, but I'm drawing a blank.
For now, I'm just concentrating on writing solid
Comments below...
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Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 5:53 PM
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On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, Sgarlata Matt wrote:
Date: Sun, 21
Thanks for the test cases Ted! More comments below...
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Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 10:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Chain] examples XML file available?
If I play with the package
Hi all,
I am new to HttpClient and was reading through its Getting started section. What
struck me immediately is that HttpMethods are full-fledged objects of their own in
HttpClient. I think this is a great idea.
However, I don't understand why HttpClient couldn't have something like a
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Whenever this subject comes up I can't help but think of Babylon 5 and
the The Old Ones. Perhaps when the 3.0 release comes out you'll also
disappear into the other realm? :-)
Let's hopen Valen helps us with the architecture for 3.0 :-)
cheers,
Roland
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How can I set the mime-type of a file during fileupload?
thanks,
mark
Hi Mark,
If you are using the MultipartPostMethod it is specified in the
FilePart constructor. For example, if you were uploading a gif it
might look something like:
MultipartPostMethod post = new MultipartPostMethod(/somepath);
File f = new File(/tmp/test.gif);
post.addPart(new
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