I think we could add more integration tests of OSGi to catch the new bundle bugs.
I'm willing to help that in the next few weeks :)

On Tue Mar 27 02:17:06 2012, Daniel Kulp wrote:

We're fast approaching 6 months since CXF 2.5.0 was released.   The
migration guide keeps getting longer and longer (requires scrolling down
now) which kind of shows we're getting enough 'stuff' to definitely warrant
a release.   Thus, I really think we should get the release out in a couple
weeks.

Last week, Glen, Sergey, and I went through every single CXF sample and made
sure they compiled and ran per the instructions in readme.   With over 40
samples, not a small undertaking.  :-)   We're also in the process of
checking all the extra examples that Talend has (and Glen has on his blog)
and getting things updated.   Part of the reason for all of this is to make
sure the release notes accurately describes any migration steps necessary,
but it also helps to ensure everything actually works, but examples still
make sense, etc...

In the next week or so, I plan to test more with Camel (there are some test
failures with 2.6.0, but they may be issues in the tests) and likely do a
bit more OSGi related testing.   The major change in 2.6.0 is the split of
the big bundle into the little bundles and updating the features.xml to use
the little bundles.    Definitely want to test that as thoroughly  as
possible.  I also want to check the distribution and "big bundle" things to
make sure everything that is required is included.   We do have a bunch of
new jars so they may need updating to make sure everything is pulled in.
There are likely some JIRA's I may look at as well.

Anyway, I wanted to toss this out to get an idea of anything else folks may
have on their plates to get in soon.   If everyone could take a look at any
JIRA"s they have assigned to themselves and such and update things, that
would be great.




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