Yesterday we put Event 1.0 up on the servers, ready for download. The release doesn't have a lot of docs, but those familiar with the Excalibur package should be able to adapt fairly quickly. You can get the binary from http://dist.d-haven.org/event/ and you can browse the API docs at http://api.d-haven.org/event/.
I don't have anything fancy at the moment, it just works. I have tested it using both util.concurrent-1.3.3 and util.concurrent-1.3.4.
All in all the package should be well tested and easier to use and maintain. We have 100% coverage in the tests, and as much code duplication as IDEA could find has been eliminated (very nice feature of the 4.1 development series).
As a side note, the http://dist.d-haven.org/ site is organized just like the Maven style repositories. That way you can download Dojo, Event, etc. using Maven, or whatever repository friendly system you have.
I am still in the process of putting together some site docs, so I will have that ready as soon as I can. The question now becomes whether we want to incorporate it into the next release of Fortress. Hopefully it will make Fortress even more robust.
I have not done the MPool portion of the system at this time, because I was planning on doing that as a separate package. Since Fortress uses MPool for the component pool management, we may want to wait before adopting D-Haven Event.
Lastly, I am open to suggestions for organizing/reorganizing the distribution site.
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"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning."
- Rich Cook
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