Hi Rajith,

> Since this is a major area, could you please share your design ideas on
> the
> list?
> Like create a JIRA and post a wiki page.
> This can start a disscussion where everybody else can comment/contribute
> in
> terms of ideas or code.
> This will ensure that the community feels part of the process and the
> community share collective responsibility.



Not actually sure this is a *major* area :-)  It is simply a new
implementation of the matching algorithms.  Are you familiar with DFAs?
There isn't really to much more to it than as I described above: it builds a
DFA machine as you add bindings.  I've not finished it yet, but when I have
something ready for people to review I'll post it up.


>
> > I would hold off on the DTX stuff until M4.  We need to significantly
> > refactor the Java Broker (another thing I am doing in the background and
> > will look to commit after we have M3 out of the way) and also put in
> place
> > flow-to-disk.
> >

Rather than doing this only in the background, I think you should throw the
> ideas on the list.
> We as a community need to give enough time for people to understand,
> review
> and comment.
> You could continue building your prototype in the background, but the qpid
> community should provide more visibility on the design process etc..
> Also I would appreciate if everybody get a chance to discuss/review the
> idea/design and code before you actually make a commit.



This is something we discussed at the F2F where you were present.  All I am
doing is trying to see how easy it is to move the broker to the architecture
we described there.  I believe Rafi took away the pieces of paper with that
written on :-)

I'm not going to commit on trunk - don't worry... Since we settled on the
design in our F2F I think the major thing to do is to have a chat about it
when I have a proposal ready...

-- Rob


Regards,
>
>
> Rajith
>

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