On 07/04/2010, at 15:37, Chapuis Bertil wrote: > Hello all, > > Is there still interest for a community day? Personally, I am using droids in > two projects to acquire data over the web so I 'd love to see the framework > evolving. > > I tried to implement [1] some of the changes proposed on Jira and made some > refactoring. It's still buggy but I hope some of these changes may be > returned to the community. > > The major changes are the following: > - Droids 56: java.util.Queue is used instead of TaskQueue. > - Replaced all the factories with a single WorkerFactory. It helps > solving the concurrency problems. > - Handler implementation that uses cocoon. > - A JMS implementation of the queue (early prototype :-) > > As I told before some of the changes have been made as experiments as well as > the API modifications. I'm still using the last droids release for my > projects and I just hope this may help thinking about the future. >
Perfect. That looks really nice. :) Let do us the day this month. Javier and I working in the same office now and we can dedicate some working time for the day as well. Our company will sponsor the event with our time. :) Quick poll how is the 30.04.2010? salu2 > Kind regards, > > Bertil Chapuis > > [1] - https://agimem.homelinux.com/svn/droids/ > > > > > On Feb 23, 2010, at 5:41 AM, Richard Frovarp wrote: > >> On 2/22/2010 4:42 AM, Thorsten Scherler wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> to summaries: there is interest to have a community day, that is awesome >>> news. :) >>> >>> Now since we are truly an apache project, we are actually covering >>> nearly all timezones. Meaning to have a specific time that is best for >>> everyone will be hard to archive. You can consult the corresponding time >>> in [1] and we use UTC as default. >>> >>> Richard said till 8th of march he can join from 1400 UTC, however Ryan >>> cannot make time after until 15th march. Mingfai and Chapuis did not >>> have any restrictions. Javier did not replied here but demonstrated >>> interest when I talked with him the other day (he works with me). >>> >>> I will try to fit it in as it comes, best would be a weekend to give >>> everyone the chance to communicate and interact over the different >>> timezones with each other. >>> >>> I see different todos on this hackathon: >>> - review and apply current patches >>> - tag a release and prepare the release steps >>> - in-cooperate Mingfais ideas in our design >>> - start on leaving the incubator >>> >>> About the order I am not sure, but I think it makes sense to get a >>> release before we implement Mingfais concept. Further we should try to >>> leave the incubator since actually seeing this outcome for participation >>> demonstrate that we have grown a community (half a dozen) and our IP >>> clearance process should be nearly non existing. >>> >>> wdyt? >>> >>> [1] http://www.timeanddate.com/library/abbreviations/timezones/ >>> >> >> I head off to Amman in two weeks (8th) and will be there until the 22nd, >> when I get back to the states. Weekends do work, just not the two I'm gone, >> and I can change my time some to accommodate other people in the world. >> >> Given the number of patches I have out there, I'm obviously going to be a >> fan of reviewing those. I did see some of Mingfais' Jira issues, any in >> particular you're talking about? I think a release would be a great idea. >> What needs to be done for IP clearance? >> >> Richard >> > Thorsten Scherler <thorsten.at.apache.org> Open Source Java <consulting, training and solutions>
