Thanks, I will look at JavaPoet and see if it makes things any simpler. Only the web app and rest service depend on Spring. At this point it is a requirement.
What JavaEE stuff? The catalog-war project is a user interface for editing the catalog. When I start creating documents I will take screen shots to document it. It is about 95% complete. Ironically, the one piece that is missing is the button to persist the catalog back to git. Ralph > On Sep 6, 2017, at 12:49 PM, Mikael Ståldal <mi...@apache.org> wrote: > > I had a quick look. Some comments: > > * You might want to use the JavaPoet library to generate Java source code, it > is Apache-licensed, available on Maven central and has no transitive > dependencies: https://github.com/square/javapoet > > * Some users might not like to depend on Spring Framework. > > * Some users might not like to depend on JavaEE stuff. > > * Is the catalog.json supposed to be written/edited by hand? > > > On 2017-09-03 04:21, Ralph Goers wrote: >> I just pushed the initial commit of Log4j Audit. It is by no means “done” >> but I am using it to perform some audit logging In a production environment. >> Unfortunately, the next major item I need to work on is the documentation. >> Right now there isn’t any, so it is going to be pretty difficult for you to >> understand what it is doing. >> All that said, please feel free to take a look. >> Ralph > >
