I'm not really sure what is being argued here. Remember that MDB and Solaris CAT have very different objectives and audiences - they just happen to have an amount of overlap.
I think your Peter's comment that we're all too firmly entrenched with no interest in working together is a little harsh. Sure the developers on both sides prefer their products, but there are some design and development constraints that limit what can be done in some areas, but the bigger issue is lack of resources. If people don't like the way things are, do something about it. Get involved in the development. Create something "better". It's a no-brainer for MDB - you can file RFE's, but better still, get the source and create the extensions, or transplant the guts of it into your new creation. Write the cookbook, etc. Cheers, Greg Brian Utterback wrote: > Peter Shoults wrote: > >> well, to be honest....so is the whole email thread. I highly doubt >> that anything is gonna change one way or the other because people are >> firmly entrenched in their camps and neither concerned party has any >> real interest in working with the other folks too much to make things >> better for all concerned. At least, that is how I have seen things >> work around here in the time that I have been dealing with debuggers. > > > My Peter, how cynical of you. Keep in mind, discussing mdb is the > whole point of this mailing list. You may be right, but if we can't > accomplish something here, then I guess there is no hope. >
