Viacheslav N Tararin wrote: > Hello all, > > I now making decision about platform for large Java/CORBA based > application. I about 1 month learn content of different projects on > Jakarta. You have good blocks for development but I not found any > framework.
Have you looked at Avalon Framework and the "Developing With Avalon" documentation on the site? I don't know how much more plain that can be. http://jakarta.apache.org/avalon > Jakarta's projects good designed and quality coded and tested, but not > integrated. > I don't know how to build what I need based on Jakarta projects. > > Example, I download at one day all Avalone subprojects and found > different versions of ANT tool in each project. For projects with 300K > of source code I must download 5M .zip file. But I can download one > tool for all projects and only source for each. The more recent versions of the Avalon subprojects either do not or will not have Jakarta ANT in them any longer. This will remove the need to download 5M files. CVS has the current state of all the projects--which for Avalon Cornerstone and Phoenix you would need. > > I think more users need not many unintegrated projects, but one > quality designed framework for Java server application. I personality > need one tools from one hand. Again, look at Avalon. Our packaging is not perfect, but we are continually improving the state of them. I think though that what you are calling a framework is not necessarily the same thing as what we call a framework. Take a look at the documentation on the site, and help us help you by asking a more focused question. That will help us give intelligent answers. > > At this time I must perform more work for integrate different Jakarta > projects in one system. > > About, Avalone and Commons you must make decision. It is a question of porting utility code to Commons or not. > > Please, make all you projects compatible with each other. :) There are alot of egos on that issue. Rest assured, There is alot of Avalon code that is compatible with a large number of projects. There are even some Commons code that is compatible with Avalon. > > Thanks. > > PS. > Sorry, for my English. > -- "They that give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
