On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 8:13 AM, Niklas Gustavsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> Alright, with 1.0.0-M2 released later today, it's time to discuss what
> to do for the next milestone. My wish is to have all major changes to
> the API done by M3. Therefore, I suggest focusing on the following
> three items:
>
> * JSecurity integration - throw out our own security stuff and use
> JSecurity instead. Work on this has already started


I'd check and see if there are issues with having dependencies on incubating
project artifacts.  I don't think there is but sometime ago someone raised
this as a potential issue when we wanted to depend on Felix and it was
incubating at the time.


>
> * OSGi support - restructure our package structure to better separate
> our public API from the internal implementation. As part of that, we
> should also make sure we work in a OSGi environment. This might
> include exposing services to allow setting up FtpServer in a OSGi
> runtime.
> * Generic Ftplet - make the Ftplet interface generic in that it only
> contains methods similar to that of Servlet.service(), possibly
> beforeCommand() and afterCommand(). These would then be mapped to the
> current methods, such as onMkdirStart() via a template class like
> DefaultFtplet (compare with HttpServlet). The aim is to make Ftplets
> generic and be able to respond to any command, not just those that we
> have defined in the interface while making the transition easy for
> those with existing Ftplets.
>
> In addition, fixing bugs and making FtpServer more stable is of course
> ongoing. Recently we've had a lot of great bug reports so I would like
> to see these in M3 rather sooner than later. Hopefully we can do the
> M3 release as soon as possible.
>
> After M3, I would like to completely focus on stability and maturity
> so that the next release can be an RC for 1.0.
>
> What do you think? Would to like to include something else in M3? Or
> exclude some of those proposed above?
>
> /niklas
>



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