I've seen the hint many times in the Jakarta lists, that it is better to post patches into bugzilla. there each issue is tracked, listed weekly and requires an explicit handling, closing. It is less likely that a patch in bugzilla gets lost as in the high volume commons-dev list.
You got already a notice from someone that considers your patch to be useful. So either a committer jumps into this thread or you post you patch to bugzilla...
Cheers, Christoph
Mainguy, Mike wrote:
Ref:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg28389.html
I sent a patch in a while back to allow mapping specific interface definitions to resultsets so that the returned dynabeans don't necessarily 100% map to the resulset metadata. It's useful when you have a service layer that needs to hand back data in a specific format, but it is not necessarily 100% matching the resultset's metadata (i.e. fields missing/etc).
I've been eyeballing the activity and it looks as though there's little interest/time to review such a thing (or I did something wrong in the patch submission process?). Should I submit it through bugzilla or drop the issue?
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