Re: Release Date

[Norman Maurer]

Hi Simon,

first of I can't give you feedback for the wiki pages because I had no
time yet to read them. But I will come back to you later ;)

About the release date.. I think I will try to get all things done for
a milestone when I have complete the avalon -> guice move, which
should be within the next month. To complete this I will lookin into
replace phoenix with osgi as proof-of-concept for using OSGI.

Bye,
Norman



2009/11/25 Simon Funnell <simonfunn...@googlemail.com>:
> Hi,
>
> I've been working on a few wiki pages and feel as if I am at a juncture.
> I've been looking at the version 3 code base (rather than version 2...) and
> getting a better idea of the big picture. I would like to expand the
> documentation further but would like some feedback as to whether they are
> appropriate descriptions. It's a little bit sketchy and there are a few
> things I have missed because I haven't had time to look them up yet, but I
> think its fairly comprehensive. I think the JamesUserTypes is important
> because this is how I currently view/manage James (and other projects).
>
> http://wiki.apache.org/james/JamesUserTypes
> http://wiki.apache.org/james/JamesTools
> http://wiki.apache.org/james/JamesArchitecture
>
> James weakest point, and something I would certainly like help to improve is
> the Administrator services, which are basically, very minimal. I think its
> important to stress that large parts of the configuration, basically the
> mailet configuration and related items, while it is a configuration, it is
> more importantly a organisation/business application. This aspect of the
> configuration changes regularly and needs to be deployable, like a web
> application.
>
> The version 3 code base is much better and has encouraged me a lot, there is
> a lot more reusable stuff. It has also convinced me that Platformed can be
> of significant benefit to James. Platformed is not comparable to Guice and
> unfortunately a lot of inversion of control containers are indeed injection
> frameworks. Platformed is not an injection framework, it is a multi-threaded
> server application framework and it uses, amongst other things, injection.
> At this stage, I am still happy to create documentation in a non-obtrusive
> manner as this will allow me to offer more constructive propositions.
>
> Is there an expected release date for version 3?
>
> Regards,
>
> Simon
>
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