CALL FOR:
OSCache cache implementation as a MMBase community-supported application
Called by: Johannes Verelst
Total tally on this call (excluding the caller's vote) : 8*
START: [date of call]
START OF VOTING: [date of call +3 working days]
END OF CALL: [date of call +6 working days]
YEA (9) : Johannes Verelst*, Andre van Toly, Kees Jongenburger, Michiel
Meeuwissen, Daniel Ockeloen, Nico Klasens, Rico Jansen, Ernst Bunders,
Simon Groenewolt
ABSTAIN (1) : Pierre van Rooden
NAY (0) :
VETO (0) :
No votes, assumed abstained (17): Eduard Witteveen, Jaco de Groot,
Marcel Maatkamp, Rob Vermeulen, Rob van Maris, Gerard van Enk, Mark Huijser
*) These votes are not counted towards the tally.
This vote needs a total tally of +3 committer votes in addition to any
in favor vote of the vote's caller.
Result: the vote succeeded.
The code can be added as a community-maintained application under the
name cache-oscache.
Johannes Verelst wrote:
Hi all,
By popular demand: I hereby call the vote for my new oscache based
cache implementation. I propose the following:
- Update of the 'caches' DTD to allow cache implementations to receive
configuration settings.
- Changes in 'Cache.java' and 'CacheImplementationInterface.java' to
allow the cache implementation to be configured using values specified
in the 'caches.xml'.
- Changes in 'MMObjectNode.java' to allow smart serialization
- A new application 'caches' that contains for now one implementation:
my oscache cache implementation. This application could grow to
incorporate multiple implementations.
By making this an application (and not a contribution), it means the
code will be maintained by the community. I think this is preferable,
since in the future people might have use for different cache
implementations. This code could then be heavily used by users, and
should receive decent support.
START OF VOTING: 2005-11-11 13:30
END OF CALL: 2005-11-16 13:30
Short description: changing some API's in the mmbase core, and adding
a 'cache' application.
--
Pierre van Rooden
Mediapark, C 107 tel. +31 (0)35 6772815
"One in a million chances pop up nine times out of ten."
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