Re: Geronimo in year 2008

[Donald Woods]

I'm hoping it's just configuration options that need to be exposed in Geronimo.

For ActiveMQ, no idea, as I haven't played around with it yet.

Just throwing out thoughts....

-Donald


David Jencks wrote:

For DataSources, it's just an updated TranQL code that supports db clusters and connection failovers.

On Feb 11, 2008, at 8:05 AM, Donald Woods wrote:

Gianny Damour wrote:

On 09/02/2008, at 12:43 AM, Donald Woods wrote:

Agree with 1a, all of #2 and 3b.



- Samples become a prerequisite of each new release.



- Full support for running on Java SE 6

- Portlet for controlling logging levels at a component/package level

- Continued work on enable full clustering of all components

- Creating documentation when new features go into svn instead as an after thought when we are trying to close out a release. - Project mentoring - have several of us pick another open source project to either enable them to run on Geronimo out-of-the-box or create a plugin out of their application (much like has been done for Liferay and Roller.) This could be the start of a "Ready for Geronimo" page on our website, where we list known apps and frameworks (like Spring and Hibernate) that can be readily used with Geronimo, with a page on each in our docs on installation/setup and known working versions for a given Geronimo release.

Hello Donald,

Could you please list the top two components you would like to see clustered?

JMS and DataSource pooling.

thanks
david jencks

How is this something that geronimo can provide rather than the backend database/jms system?

Thanks,
Gianny

- Start providing previews of upcoming Java EE 6 technologies


-Donald

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