On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Oscar Castaneda < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Mentors, > > Since the last update I sent Google has released an updated version of the > Android SDK. Unfortunately for my GSoC project such release came too late. > On a more positive note, I will continue helping Adriano with the porting > efforts. We have begun testing the new SDK with the Android trunk and can > hopefully see Tuscany running on Android soon. > > The last tests performed as part of my GSoC project were to remove all > @Remotable annotations and to test calculator-android with a componentType > side file. Both of these initiatives failed because of the fact the previous > version of the Android SDK still choked when encountering any code with > annotations. As a new SDK was released I stopped further testing. Since then > I have updated the JIRA ticket I created, with the reduced set of modules > and changes that Adriano made to SCA code. Additionally, I updated my > project wiki to summarize all of the work performed throughout the project. > > I have now started testing the new SDK and currently am running into > problems with trying to include a core library from a desktop > virtual machine into an Android application, this being > "javax/xml/namespace/QName$1.class". I will continue these efforts outside > the scope of GSoC. > > Lastly, I would like to thank the Tuscany community; I received help from > several committers throughout the project, and of course, from my mentor > Adriano. I thank you all for your patience and continued support. Despite > the fact that the project wasn't a complete success I definitely learned a > lot and was able to explore my interests. I am now continuing my studies in > Computer Science and look forward to continue learning from and > collaborating on this project. > > -- > best, > -oscar > > Oscar Castañeda > Thanks for the update Oscar. Was great having you involved in Tuscany this summer and good to hear you're thinking of sticking around. Simon
