David Zwiers wrote:
> Thanks for the quick answers. I'll try to re-phrase questions 2 and 3.
>  
> The IP Question was just put out because I have not read the Eclipse 
> license in depth ... and was hoping someone else had, and would share a 
> brief comparison (are we compatible?).

We should be. The Eclipse Public License is much less restrictive than 
LGPL. I think it is very similar to the Apache Public License. I can't 
see any problems arising from it.

Cheers

Richard

>  
> The dependency issue was more at a higher level. Should we be adding 
> eclipse jars to as dependencies in the Geotools maven build? The 
> consequences may include being tied to eclipse releases, or being forced 
> to upgrade a large portion of the code to fix a relatively minor bug ... 
> and the other set of issues when you depend heavily on an external, 
> non-standardized library. I was trying to contrast this the our previous 
> decision: to use the standard SAX api, but not the internal Xerces API ...
>  
> Synchronization: Perfect, thanks.
>  
> DZ
>  
> On 8/1/06, *Justin Deoliveira* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
> 
>     On Tue, August 1, 2006 11:34 am, Paul Ramsey wrote:
>      > David Zwiers wrote:
>      >
>      >
>      >> The fourth question, is more todo with servlet containers. I
>     don't know
>      >>  a whole ton about ESM, so this may not be a concern ... but when we
>      >> have two simultanious executions threads (in a servlet)
>     executing the
>      >> same functionality, will the end user (Ex. Geoserver) need to
>     perform
>      >> any special actions (Like the Synchronizers commonly used for SDE
>      >> calls)?
>      >
>      > This one seems more important to me! Almost any application will
>     end up
>      > with multiple simultaneous threads doing parsing. If that
>     requires a big
>      > global lock around chunks of the code it could really slow things.
>      >
>     It really just boils down to a synchronized buffer with multiple
>     consumers. With any synchronization you take a hit but in this case
>     it is
>     pretty minimal. That being said I cant really say until I run it
>     through a
>     profiler.
> 
>     -JD
> 
>      > P.
>      >
>      >
>      > !DSPAM:1004,44cf74a1179767785049143!
>      >
>      >
>      >
> 
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