On Sunday 19 October 2003 01:49, J Aaron Farr wrote: > > > Embeddable Merlin containers > > > servlets > > > > you mean tomcat/jerry running as a merlin service OR merlin running as a > > tomcat/jetty war? ;) > > Both of course! :) > > Actually, there's a couple things that would be cool here: > - Tomcat/Jetty running as merlin service > - An Avalon light weight servlet container (which adds avalon > lifecycle support to servlets) > - Easy way to access Avalon services from within service, action, etc. > (this can be done via AltRMI or JNDI, but we need to put together docs > and examples) > > I'm not very familiar with Turbine, but it would be nice to see Turbine > services running in Fortress and Merlin without too much trouble.
how about have a mbean-merlin-service that could run most of JBoss service such as (hsqldb, tomcat, jetty etc...)? I dont know if it is possible, but I can try to check if I can run tomcat as mbean. > > Is there a wiki somewhere? > > http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?AvalonProjectPages thx > > Eclipse seems to have a nice plugin orianted approach with tons of > > example everywhere. > > The one thing about eclipse that I couldn't stand was the workspace > concept, but I perhaps I just don't understand it correctly. I admit that it is not really obvious concept, but after 2weeks of usage (I'm an eclipse newbie), I would say that there is good potential. I assume that 3.0 will be a real nice product. BTW most of the software dev working in *Dilbert* corp are now using eclipse (12Millons download ;)), so maybe we should stay democratic. One nice feature would be avalon-meta support (especially in refactor stage, when renaming a class), and block.xml synchronization. I dont have exact idea, but I think this would reduce some common error. ------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
