The API itself is not very likely to change much - if at all.What about Invoker? If this class is part of API... It declares two exceptions which are not thrown in the method:public Invoker(Method method) throws IllegalAccessException, InstantiationException {
No external API. A left over from my fixing session before the GT ;) Should be probably return to be a private class ...or might even move into javaflow itself.
We only need a few more people using it to find the corner cases.Stable API != Stable Implementation. If API is stable, you should start vote on marking javaflow stable.
Hm... chicken egg problem ...somehow I would like to get some feedback first. The FOM/API itself hasn't really changed much since the branch version. I am tempted to rename the abstract base class ...but that's it. Everything else is under the hood. But people tend to think of "stable" as rock-solid and well tested. But without more feedback I cannot make that promise. I happy to say the public API is frozen ...but for "rock-solid" I would first like to get a javaflow 1.0 release out of the door over at jakarta. ...and maybe even fix the continuation management in trunk. Expect a RT next week when I am back from Amsterdam. cheers -- Torsten
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