2008/6/18 Rajith Attapattu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > > > > Adding 0-10 support to the Java broker will take Some Time, and I'd > > like to get a release out this year. ;) Ideally 2. > > > Yep this is not a trivial excercise. > But Rafi has done a very good job in having common stack that could be > pluggable to the java broker. > So perhaps we should evaluate and see how long this might take. > Rob is doing some refactoring on the java broker so he may have a much > better idea on this. >
My view is that I believe the C++ guys have done a very good job of getting that broker to be stable and at 0-10, and we also have got the C++, Java and Python clients into a state where they interoperate with that broker. i believe that certain organisations even believe that the code on trunk is good enough to make a comercial release out of it ;-) I think that it will be at least another 3 months before we have the Java broker up to the same point. Therefore I am thinking that a 0-10 based release with the components that are at that level now makes a lot of sense. This is a release we can then point users at if they want 0-10 / the C++ broker rather than pointing them at the moving (unstable) target that is trunk. -- Rob
