> On May 6, 2020, at 1:47 PM, Stefan Seelmann <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi Shawn,
>
> whoops, I hope you didn't feel offended, that wasn't my intention.
I was not offended Stefan. We’re just a couple of old timers, swapping
stories. :-)
The code doesn’t lie. It is what it is.
> I can absolutely feel with you. When browsing the Studio code there is
> no class without warning where deprecated APIs (especially from Eclipse
> framework) are used. And even if we migrated from JNDI to LDAP API,
> there are still places where JNDI classes are used as it's heavy
> interweaved. The worst part for me is that I think I spend 80% of the
> time with changes to keep it running on new Eclipse and Java versions.
Studio’s a big program. It would be a huge effort to convert to the ldap API.
Not sure it would be worth that effort. Working code wins. Perhaps one day,
someone will volunteer. Would be a great learning project.
On Fortress, we need to get on the LDAP API 2.x branch. Even that relatively
small task has been in the backlog for over a year.
No apologies, only opportunities.
—
Shawn
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