none, submit changes as you wish and the castor developer will decide to submit it or give you feedback.  Sometimes, you discover more features this way as the feedback is we already have that if you do this....(I have been known to do that)
Dean

Techeira, Vincent X -ND wrote:
As I'm sure you're all aware there are two articles already available on Castor-JDO.  These make for excellent references, but one with even more detail would be greatly appreciated.

As an aside, what are the requirements to become a contributor to the project?

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From: Bicking, Dave B243 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 11:02 AM
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Subject: Re: [castor-dev] Article about Castor-JDO


As a developer who potentially has need of Castor-JDO, I'm watching this
group for information regularly.  I'm not currently reading the JDO posts in
detail, because I'm hoping our company will allow us to use XML.  I have a
team member reviewing JDO now, and if we have problems with it, I'm
confident the answers can be found here.  Our schedule is tight, so I doubt
we will be able to contriubute to fixes, but I'll see what I can do.

I'm extremely interested in seeing a Castor-JDO article.  A nice SQL-DB
specific FAQ would be nice too (I'll scan the site for one, it might exist).
We'll probably end up using MS-SQL Server, so our interests will be in that
area.  Since I'm seeing many JDO posts, I have to agree with Keith, it looks
like it's pretty active.

-- David

  
-----Original Message-----
From:	Keith Visco [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:	Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:48 PM
To:	[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:	Re: [castor-dev] Article about Castor-JDO


Hi Hugh,

Thanks for your concern, however Castor JDO *IS* being maintained. Bruce
Synder, the current Castor JDO lead, along with others, such as Mickaël
Guessant, are handling the maintenance, bug fixes, development of Castor
JDO.

Keep in mind that the work done on Castor is on a volunteer basis. Some
volunteers will have more time to spend then others, but I can assure
that there are people who are generously contributing to and maintaining
Castor JDO.

As far as where our efforts are focused, my efforts are focused, and
always have been, almost entirely on Castor XML, because that's where my
interests are and the fact that I primarily deal with XML in my daily
job. But... there are people whose efforts are focused entirely on
Castor JDO.

Due to the differences in the amount of time that people can contribute
to the project, Castor XML and Castor JDO will see un-even amounts of
growth. Just because one side of the project has more activity than the
other, doesn't mean that the other side isn't being worked on.

Thanks,

--Keith


Hugh Winkler wrote:
    
I think the silence speaks for itself. I don't think JDO is actively
being maintained? Correct me if I am wrong here somebody. Anyway it has
severe basic bugs that are not being worked on.

I don't want at all to disparage the Castor team's work. The XML work is
great. Looks like that's where their efforts currently are focused. I'm
guessing JDO is not strategic for them right now.

I think it's dangerous though, to leave JDO out there and foster the
impression that new projects ought to use it. It ought to be labeled
"experimental" or "deprecated" or something, so that developers don't
get the wrong impression about its suitability for production systems.

Hugh

-----Original Message-----
From: Keld Helbig Hansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 3:43 AM
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Subject: [castor-dev] Article about Castor-JDO

I'm currently preparing an article about Castor-JDO for a large Java
web-site.
The article is a beginners tutorial to Castor-JDO.
Since I haven't got practical experience with Castor, I'd like to get in
contact with a skilled Castor-JDO person that could help me answer some
technical questions. I've tried to put some of my questions here in the
newsgroup, but without much success.
If you're interested in helping me the next week or so I'd be great.
I'll of course give you due credit in my article.

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