> I looked very briefly at the http accessible svn repository, but I > can't figure out the svn command to check out the repository. (Stupid > newbie question... sorry)
Here's the basic Apache-specific SVN info: http://apache.org/dev/version-control.html#https-svn Depending on your client (don't know about NetBeans's SVN capabilities) you'd simply point it to https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/db/ddlutils/ or https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/db/ddlutils/trunk (that's the Head) and check it out. Checking-out should work for everbody, only check-ins require authentication. > It looks like there are implementation classes of the model but no > interfaces. For our purposes, model interfaces are a requirement. The > model needs to run in a few different environments (IDE, app server > runtime, batch) and we need somewhat different implementations for each > environment. > > Would you be open to defining interfaces for the classes? That's certainly possible, though I'd like to write the unit tests first - DdlUtils is really lacking in this area, and I'd really prefer to have the safety-net priot to any major changes. > If so, the current classes could become an implementation of the > interfaces, and the xml reader and writer classes could instantiate a > factory for the interfaces and then use the factory to create instances > as it read in the xml file. Mhmm, I have to check how to do that with commons-betwixt, though I guess that should be possible. I wanted to update to commons-betwixt 0.61-dev anyway so I might as well check on this. > I understand that we are coming late to this party, so apologize in > advance. No need to, actually the former commons-sql lay around for quite some time until I realized that it would be quite useful for OJB and joined it as a comitter. Now in db.apache.org it finally gets some attention ... Perhaps you'd even like to join as a comitter ? I mean, any help is always welcome ;-) Tom
