Hi, Paul Hickey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Says that you can mail him to get a free for open source use license for structure 101: Just download from http://www.headwaysoftware.com/downloads/structure101/index.php and shoot me over your machine id (structure101/help/about/contact us). The offer is straightforward. He would like us to add an acknowledgement, similar to the one we already have for JProfiler, onto the site. If you try it and like it, he would be happy to get some appreciative feedback for his JOLT nomination, though there is absolutely no obligation for us to do so. Also, at some point he might be able to make his repository of OS projects that he has run 101 on available for us to upload to: If you wish we can also provide you with the Web App and you can host your own repository or if you want to make some suggestions as to the snapshots you want on www.structure101.com and/or updated architecture diagrams just let me know. Our plan is to give the different projects write access to structure101.com but that ability is not yet there. In particular, I note that the architecture that is on that site is probably just one that was generated automatically, in a least-errors-fit way by the tool? rather than what makes the most sense to us. The way to read that diagram, is that is is a set of layers, where higher layers may depend on lower ones, but not on ones at the same or higher levels. All the arrows you see on it, are violations of this rule. Could at the very least, pull out something high level that looks more like how we picture Qpid to be, that is, common at the bottom, and client/server on top of it, and jms on top of client, (tests/examples on top of everything), before adding back in some of the detail. I think it is worth a look if you haven't already. Rupert On 23/01/2008, Alan Conway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > An old friend of mine at Headway Software has generated some diagrams of > the qpid java codebase with structure101, see links in forwarded mail. > Might be interesting for the java developers. I used an older version of > the product too good effect in a previous life to help untangle > dependencies when refactoring a large codebase into sensible layers. It > can help find divergences of the architecture _as defined by the code_ > from the architecture as intended by the developers :) > > If anyone's interested in further info probably best to mail Paul direct. > > Cheers, > Alan. > > Hi Alan, > > Not sure if you pinged on your qpid java buddies but I thought I would add > qpid to www.structure101.com. You might point them at the following: > > http://www.structure101.com/structure101-java/tracker/qpid/1.0-m2/archw.html > > > http://www.structure101.com/structure101-java/tracker/qpid/1.0-m2/complexity > .html > > And ask them what they think. I would love to have them using > Structure101. > > Cheers, > Paul > > > >
