Re: DAS Java M2 RC2 is now available

2006-10-11 Thread Brent Daniel

Hey Luciano,

Just took a quick look at this. I havn't gone through and tried to run
anything yet but I did notice a few things (I can look into fixing
some of these later.)

1) The RC2 files are named M2-SNAPSHOT rather than M2-RC2.. Not really
a big deal but we should maintain consistency here.

2) The appendix in the readme.htm is out of date. It mentions some
file locations for step 4, but there is no longer a step 4 and the
locations are irrelevant now that we don't need to copy these files.

3) STATUS.txt still looks out of date.. The version at
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/STATUS has a full
list of committers but this one does not

4) Should the sample webapp include the derby jar? It seems reasonable
since we are including SDO, EMF, etc. It would be nice if we didn't
require users to copy this over.

5) Did we decide against changing the sample location from bin to
something else? Does anyone else have an opinion on where this should
go? bin seems like a place for executables and scripts, not a war
file.

Brent


On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

The DAS Java M2 Release Candidate is available at :

 http://people.apache.org/~kelvingoodson/das_java/RC2/

Changes from DAS Java M2 - RC1

  I have addressed most of issues from the feedback you guys gave me on
RC1, see thread below :

 http://www.mail-archive.com/tuscany-user%40ws.apache.org/msg00242.html

What's new in DAS Java M2

  DAS Core features

 - MySQL support
 - Static Data Objects
 - Dynamic root for static graphs
 - Unique attribute on relationships
 - Explicit ResultSet shape definition
 - Improved logging
 - Programmatic Configuration
 - Helper for empty SDO Graph
 - Convention over configuration
- Column named ID is the PK
- Column named xxx_ID is the FK to table xxx

  DAS Samples
 - Tomcat integration and automated DAS samples testing (htmlUnit)
 - DAS Samples now have all dependencies and source code inside the
sample war

  For detailed user documentation and feature descriptions, access Tuscany
DAS Wiki page
 http://wiki.apache.org/ws/Tuscany/TuscanyJava/DAS_Java_Overview

Please take a look at it and provide your feedback.

Thanks
Luciano Resende




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Re: DAS Java M2 RC2 is now available

2006-10-11 Thread Luciano Resende

Hi Brent

  I spent little more time around your comments, and I'm trying to address
them to a possible DAS RC3.
  See my comments below :


2) The appendix in the readme.htm is out of date. It
mentions some file locations for step 4, but there is no
longer a step 4 and the locations are irrelevant now that
we don't need to copy these files.


Item 4 describes only derby.jar file to be copied to TC installation. The
appendix have a list of all dependencies files, and explicitly have a note
saying that CompanyWeb have all dependencies in WEB-INF\lib except for the
derby one. I'm creating a patch to get it a little more clear, but I was
planning to leave the list of dependencies on the appendix.


4) Should the sample webapp include the derby jar? It
seems reasonable since we are including SDO, EMF,
etc. It would be nice if we didn't require users to copy
this over.


Regarding including derby, do you think this is a MUST ? The documentation
is already addressing the necessary steps to get derby configured and even
if you include the jar, you still have to go and configure the dataSource.

- Luciano Resende


On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Thanks for the quick feedback...
My comments inline


On 10/11/06, Brent Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hey Luciano,

 Just took a quick look at this. I havn't gone through and tried to run
 anything yet but I did notice a few things (I can look into fixing
 some of these later.)

 1) The RC2 files are named M2-SNAPSHOT rather than M2-RC2.. Not really
 a big deal but we should maintain consistency here.



This is following the same naming as SDO, but the final RC should move to
RC naming...


2) The appendix in the readme.htm is out of date. It mentions some
 file locations for step 4, but there is no longer a step 4 and the
 locations are irrelevant now that we don't need to copy these files.



I'll look into that..


3) STATUS.txt still looks out of date.. The version at
 http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/STATUS has a full
 list of committers but this one does not



The Status.txt is being updated frequently...this might be because some
changes went in into the trunk version after I grabed a copy of it.


4) Should the sample webapp include the derby jar? It seems reasonable
 since we are including SDO, EMF, etc. It would be nice if we didn't
 require users to copy this over.


I didn't explicitly add that there because the readme tells users to grab
derby and then put the database in place and configure datasources, do we
want to remove these instructions and ship derby together in the samples ?


5) Did we decide against changing the sample location from bin to
 something else? Does anyone else have an opinion on where this should
 go? bin seems like a place for executables and scripts, not a war
 file.



This was the only thing i didn't change in the structure, but if you have
strong feelings to have this changed, i'll do it.


Brent


 On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
  The DAS Java M2 Release Candidate is available at :
 
   
http://people.apache.org/~kelvingoodson/das_java/RC2/http://people.apache.org/%7Ekelvingoodson/das_java/RC2/
 
  Changes from DAS Java M2 - RC1
 
I have addressed most of issues from the feedback you guys gave me
 on
  RC1, see thread below :
 
   http://www.mail-archive.com/tuscany-user%40ws.apache.org/msg00242.html
 
  What's new in DAS Java M2
 
DAS Core features
 
   - MySQL support
   - Static Data Objects
   - Dynamic root for static graphs
   - Unique attribute on relationships
   - Explicit ResultSet shape definition
   - Improved logging
   - Programmatic Configuration
   - Helper for empty SDO Graph
   - Convention over configuration
  - Column named ID is the PK
  - Column named xxx_ID is the FK to table xxx
 
DAS Samples
   - Tomcat integration and automated DAS samples testing (htmlUnit)
   - DAS Samples now have all dependencies and source code inside
 the
  sample war
 
For detailed user documentation and feature descriptions, access
 Tuscany
  DAS Wiki page
   http://wiki.apache.org/ws/Tuscany/TuscanyJava/DAS_Java_Overview
 
  Please take a look at it and provide your feedback.
 
  Thanks
  Luciano Resende
 
 

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Re: DAS Java M2 RC2 is now available

2006-10-11 Thread Brent Daniel

Luciano,

 I don't think including Derby is a must-have for M2, though it would
be nice to avoid having that extra setup step. It's not worth holding
a release.

Brent

On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi Brent

  I spent little more time around your comments, and I'm trying to address
them to a possible DAS RC3.
  See my comments below :

2) The appendix in the readme.htm is out of date. It
mentions some file locations for step 4, but there is no
longer a step 4 and the locations are irrelevant now that
we don't need to copy these files.

Item 4 describes only derby.jar file to be copied to TC installation. The
appendix have a list of all dependencies files, and explicitly have a note
saying that CompanyWeb have all dependencies in WEB-INF\lib except for the
derby one. I'm creating a patch to get it a little more clear, but I was
planning to leave the list of dependencies on the appendix.

4) Should the sample webapp include the derby jar? It
 seems reasonable since we are including SDO, EMF,
 etc. It would be nice if we didn't require users to copy
 this over.

Regarding including derby, do you think this is a MUST ? The documentation
is already addressing the necessary steps to get derby configured and even
if you include the jar, you still have to go and configure the dataSource.

- Luciano Resende


On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks for the quick feedback...
 My comments inline


 On 10/11/06, Brent Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hey Luciano,
 
  Just took a quick look at this. I havn't gone through and tried to run
  anything yet but I did notice a few things (I can look into fixing
  some of these later.)
 
  1) The RC2 files are named M2-SNAPSHOT rather than M2-RC2.. Not really
  a big deal but we should maintain consistency here.



 This is following the same naming as SDO, but the final RC should move to
 RC naming...


 2) The appendix in the readme.htm is out of date. It mentions some
  file locations for step 4, but there is no longer a step 4 and the
  locations are irrelevant now that we don't need to copy these files.



 I'll look into that..


 3) STATUS.txt still looks out of date.. The version at
  http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/STATUS has a full
  list of committers but this one does not



 The Status.txt is being updated frequently...this might be because some
 changes went in into the trunk version after I grabed a copy of it.


 4) Should the sample webapp include the derby jar? It seems reasonable
  since we are including SDO, EMF, etc. It would be nice if we didn't
  require users to copy this over.


 I didn't explicitly add that there because the readme tells users to grab
 derby and then put the database in place and configure datasources, do we
 want to remove these instructions and ship derby together in the samples ?


 5) Did we decide against changing the sample location from bin to
  something else? Does anyone else have an opinion on where this should
  go? bin seems like a place for executables and scripts, not a war
  file.



 This was the only thing i didn't change in the structure, but if you have
 strong feelings to have this changed, i'll do it.


 Brent
 
 
  On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
   The DAS Java M2 Release Candidate is available at :
  

http://people.apache.org/~kelvingoodson/das_java/RC2/http://people.apache.org/%7Ekelvingoodson/das_java/RC2/
  
   Changes from DAS Java M2 - RC1
  
 I have addressed most of issues from the feedback you guys gave me
  on
   RC1, see thread below :
  

http://www.mail-archive.com/tuscany-user%40ws.apache.org/msg00242.html
  
   What's new in DAS Java M2
  
 DAS Core features
  
- MySQL support
- Static Data Objects
- Dynamic root for static graphs
- Unique attribute on relationships
- Explicit ResultSet shape definition
- Improved logging
- Programmatic Configuration
- Helper for empty SDO Graph
- Convention over configuration
   - Column named ID is the PK
   - Column named xxx_ID is the FK to table xxx
  
 DAS Samples
- Tomcat integration and automated DAS samples testing (htmlUnit)
- DAS Samples now have all dependencies and source code inside
  the
   sample war
  
 For detailed user documentation and feature descriptions, access
  Tuscany
   DAS Wiki page
http://wiki.apache.org/ws/Tuscany/TuscanyJava/DAS_Java_Overview
  
   Please take a look at it and provide your feedback.
  
   Thanks
   Luciano Resende
  
  
 
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Re: DAS Java M2 RC2 is now available

2006-10-11 Thread Luciano Resende

Sure, I think what we could do for a post-M2 is also the dynamic creation
and population of the companyWeb database, similar to what BigBank account
services does, that makes deployment as simple as deploying the war file
into the app server and it works... no extra setup is needed. I can create a
JIRA for that if people are OK with this change for the future...

- Luciano


On 10/11/06, Brent Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Luciano,

I don't think including Derby is a must-have for M2, though it would
be nice to avoid having that extra setup step. It's not worth holding
a release.

Brent

On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi Brent

   I spent little more time around your comments, and I'm trying to
address
 them to a possible DAS RC3.
   See my comments below :

 2) The appendix in the readme.htm is out of date. It
 mentions some file locations for step 4, but there is no
 longer a step 4 and the locations are irrelevant now that
 we don't need to copy these files.

 Item 4 describes only derby.jar file to be copied to TC installation.
The
 appendix have a list of all dependencies files, and explicitly have a
note
 saying that CompanyWeb have all dependencies in WEB-INF\lib except for
the
 derby one. I'm creating a patch to get it a little more clear, but I was
 planning to leave the list of dependencies on the appendix.

 4) Should the sample webapp include the derby jar? It
  seems reasonable since we are including SDO, EMF,
  etc. It would be nice if we didn't require users to copy
  this over.

 Regarding including derby, do you think this is a MUST ? The
documentation
 is already addressing the necessary steps to get derby configured and
even
 if you include the jar, you still have to go and configure the
dataSource.

 - Luciano Resende


 On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Thanks for the quick feedback...
  My comments inline
 
 
  On 10/11/06, Brent Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   Hey Luciano,
  
   Just took a quick look at this. I havn't gone through and tried to
run
   anything yet but I did notice a few things (I can look into fixing
   some of these later.)
  
   1) The RC2 files are named M2-SNAPSHOT rather than M2-RC2.. Not
really
   a big deal but we should maintain consistency here.
 
 
 
  This is following the same naming as SDO, but the final RC should move
to
  RC naming...
 
 
  2) The appendix in the readme.htm is out of date. It mentions some
   file locations for step 4, but there is no longer a step 4 and the
   locations are irrelevant now that we don't need to copy these files.
 
 
 
  I'll look into that..
 
 
  3) STATUS.txt still looks out of date.. The version at
   http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/STATUS has a full
   list of committers but this one does not
 
 
 
  The Status.txt is being updated frequently...this might be because
some
  changes went in into the trunk version after I grabed a copy of it.
 
 
  4) Should the sample webapp include the derby jar? It seems reasonable
   since we are including SDO, EMF, etc. It would be nice if we didn't
   require users to copy this over.
 
 
  I didn't explicitly add that there because the readme tells users to
grab
  derby and then put the database in place and configure datasources, do
we
  want to remove these instructions and ship derby together in the
samples ?
 
 
  5) Did we decide against changing the sample location from bin to
   something else? Does anyone else have an opinion on where this
should
   go? bin seems like a place for executables and scripts, not a war
   file.
 
 
 
  This was the only thing i didn't change in the structure, but if you
have
  strong feelings to have this changed, i'll do it.
 
 
  Brent
  
  
   On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
The DAS Java M2 Release Candidate is available at :
   
 http://people.apache.org/~kelvingoodson/das_java/RC2/
http://people.apache.org/%7Ekelvingoodson/das_java/RC2/
   
Changes from DAS Java M2 - RC1
   
  I have addressed most of issues from the feedback you guys gave
me
   on
RC1, see thread below :
   
   
http://www.mail-archive.com/tuscany-user%40ws.apache.org/msg00242.html
   
What's new in DAS Java M2
   
  DAS Core features
   
 - MySQL support
 - Static Data Objects
 - Dynamic root for static graphs
 - Unique attribute on relationships
 - Explicit ResultSet shape definition
 - Improved logging
 - Programmatic Configuration
 - Helper for empty SDO Graph
 - Convention over configuration
- Column named ID is the PK
- Column named xxx_ID is the FK to table xxx
   
  DAS Samples
 - Tomcat integration and automated DAS samples testing
(htmlUnit)
 - DAS Samples now have all dependencies and source code
inside
   the
sample war
   
  For detailed user documentation and feature descriptions, access
   Tuscany