Just a heads up about why I'm suddenly pushing so hard on getting everything converted to JDOM 1.0.
First off, since we're installing extensions into ant/lib, there is a high likelihood of breakage unless all components in that library use JDOM 1.0. (For the record, I've tried twice before to avoid installing hackystat components into ant/lib and just use the taskdef classpath stuff, but it doesn't work due to classloader issues: <http://ant.apache.org/faq.html#delegating-classloader>
Second, I am in the process of teaching a new cohort of advanced software engineering students to use Hackystat. They have just installed Eclipse, and I am planning on having them install the Jupiter sensor and do a review starting on Monday. On Wednesday, I plan to walk through the StackyHack system (chapter four of the user guide). Thus, there is some urgency to get everything upgraded and consistent since there are a couple dozen users being introduced this week.
So. In the best of all possible worlds, I would like to get JBlanket and Jupiter upgraded to JDOM 1.0 by early tomorrow morning, so that I can make a new build and install it on the public server by noon, so that by 1:30pm I can teach my class, have them update their sensors, and have everything work just fine.
I'll find out tomorrow if this corresponds to the world that I actually live in. :-)
Cheers, Philip
