On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 20:38 +0100, Thomas Spiegl wrote: > Hi orchestra team, > > just used orchestra in one of my projects, works really great - thanks > for your effort!
Great - thanks for the feedback. Did you use the persistence stuff, or just the plain conversation-scoping? > > Are there any plans to release orchestra-core-1.1? Yes. Hopefully either Mario or I will post an RC tomorrow or the day after, and start the vote. http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/ReleasePlanForCore1%2e1 > > When looking through the project I was missing ... > 1) download link for orchestra-core-1.0 on > http://myfaces.apache.org/download.html Yep. The last release was just to the maven repo. It's rather tempting to do the same again, actually. Is a download bundle actually useful to anyone? > 2) release of orchestra-core15-1.0 We're working on it, but there's quite a lot of effort still needed. It all works (and is being used in production) but needs a lot of polishing before a stable API can be declared. Probably a couple of months away.. > 3) release of orchestra-core-1.1 > documentation is really good & up to date, but already refers to > orchestra-core-1.1-SNAPSHOT. It isn't fully compliant to release 1.0 > and therefore confusing for someone using release 1.0 Agreed. But there isn't enough manpower ATM to write both 1.0 and 1.1 docs. I have *tried* to indicate where 1.0 and 1.1 differ. If there are any bits that are misleading please let me know. Ideally there would be different websites for different releases. The Maven project has just moved to this approach for plugin docs, but are still ironing out the problems; I don't know of any other project that has yet managed to do this. And unfortunately I don't have time to be a leader in this area - but am happy to be a follower if someone can show how it can be done. > 4) an example for @ConversationRequire? I'll update the docs in the next few days to improve that. Another user also pointed out that we need to better document the spring conversationName attribute. The Orchestra Examples project does use this annotation, so you can look there for information but it does need to also be on the website docs. Cheers, Simon
