Quoting Rickard Öberg <[email protected]>:
On 2010-10-01 12.46, Niclas Hedhman wrote:
Now that lib-shiro is taking shape, can we kill off the lib-auth
effort, that never got to useful state?
And shall we do that right now before the 1.2 release?
+1.
I'm going through right now and switch to SLF4J. Am also introducing
a very neat pattern that Stanislav showed me with regard to using
generic exceptions to break visitor traversals. And finally, we had
major performance issues with Sesame in Streamflow, so I asked them
about how to improve and got some great ideas which I'm implementing
also right now.
/Rickard
Uh-oh. Now I'm really starting to get scared of git conflicts. SVN
handled them very poorly, and I don't want to find out how git does it.
The project on which SQL-generation framework depends (
http://github.com/stazz/api-typeable-pojos ) is now in Maven public
repo, but SQL-generator itself still waits (probably since there is
absolutely no documentation yet, heh). Maybe upload the SQL-generator
to OPS4J repository until it is in public? So that I may sync my
changes to extensions, libraries, and tests.
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