Hi Donald,
Thanks for the upgrade to WADI 2.0-M9. I believe we can jump to
1.5.4. I will give it a shot over the week-end and upgrade to the
latest and greatest version of AspectJ.
Thanks,
Gianny
On 14/03/2008, at 4:01 AM, Donald Woods wrote:
Can we also upgrade to aspectj-1.5.3?
-Donald
Gianny Damour wrote:
Hi,
A problem has been identified with WADI 2.0-M8 used by Geronimo
2.1 causing the failure of clustered applications when a specific
node (the node hosting the singleton partition rebalancing
service) is killed (a normal shutdown is fine). WADI 2.0-M9
addresses this problem. This release is backward compatible with
2.0-M8 and hence it simply needs to be installed into the geronimo
repository to upgrade from 2.0-M8 to 2.0-M9.
There are convenience download links for the 2.0-M9 artifacts on
WADI's home page: http://wadi.codehaus.org/
On a related notes, I will cut a 2.0 release for the next version
of Geronimo which adds the following features:
* State, i.e. HTTP sessions and SFSB instances, are paged on disc
in var/temp/SessionStore after a configurable period of time in
memory; and
* Monitoring of global or Service Space Envelopes received and
sent per peer: http://docs.codehaus.org/display/WADI/6.+Monitor
+Global+or+Service+Space+Envelopes. When I checked in some basic
support for SFSB clustering, I added the ability to register
arbitrary distributed services. I believe this can be quite handy
to implement the optional distributed job execution features of
the JEE concurrency API under development within the sandbox. I
wrote a WIKI page describing what I mean by distributed services:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/WADI/2.+Distributed+Services
If people are interested by working on a Geronimo caching
implementation on top of the WADI's infra, then please ping me as
this is the next big feature I will be working on.
Thanks,
Gianny