> What do the owner / maintainers of hessian-lite think about that? Is there > any need to fork their version?
Actually, the dubbo team is the official maintainer of hessian-lite, it’s always been published along side with dubbo. There are mainly 2 reasons for maintaining an additional hessian-lite instead of using the official caucho hessian: 1. As it’s name suggests, it’s a diminished version of the official one. 2. We think the hessian community is a little lack of activity: bugs and optimizations cannot be solved in time. > Can you just use their released version? Hessian-lite is in a large extend incompatible with the official caucho hessian now, so it’s impossible to remove the hessian-lite serialization. I suggest we also extend the latest version of the official caucho hessian as another choice of Serialization. Best regards, Jun > On 11 May 2018, at 4:02 PM, Justin Mclean <justinmcl...@me.com> wrote: > > Hi, > >> Now we are considering that moving it to Dubbo eco-system, which is >> https://github/dubbo. >> >> How do you think about this? > > I don’t know the history here so the answer to these questions may be obvious > to someone eon the project. What do the owner / maintainers of hessian-lite > think about that? Is there any need to fork their version? Can you just use > their released version? > > Thanks, > Justin