C# implementation of Jakarta-Commons

2004-08-03 Thread Bart Read
Dear All, I've been a user of the Commons libraries for some time now on Java projects that I've been involved with. However, I've recently started working for a Microsoft shop who use C#, and have found that to begin with the .NET collections libraries are fairly woeful compared with

Re: C# implementation of Jakarta-Commons

2004-08-03 Thread Vic Cekvenich
+1. Appache httpd has a C# port. .V Bart Read wrote: Dear All, I've been a user of the Commons libraries for some time now on Java projects that I've been involved with. However, I've recently started working for a Microsoft shop who use C#, and have found that to begin with the .NET

RE: C# implementation of Jakarta-Commons

2004-08-03 Thread Andrew Ferguson
ikvm might be able to compile the jar directly for .NET? http://weblog.ikvm.net/ -Original Message- From: Bart Read [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 03 August 2004 11:22 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: C# implementation of Jakarta-Commons Dear All, I've been a user of the Commons

RE: C# implementation of Jakarta-Commons

2004-08-03 Thread Andrew Ferguson
forgot to mention that ikvmc /can/ compile the commons-cli library, and some limited testing shows the generated .dll assembly runs directly on the CLR ! as ikvm/classpath projects mature this will probably be better than porting at the source level, since things will remain in synch

[Logging] ClassLoader hierarchy problems under JUnit swingui TestRunner

2004-08-03 Thread Paul Galbraith
I made a very simple class that created a static log instance, and ran it under JUnit's swing testrunner, and commons logging puked with exceptions regarding an invalid ClassLoader hierarchy. Have I done something stupid? Or is this just a fact of life, and I can't test logging apps using

Tranformer collection processor

2004-08-03 Thread Rafael U. C. Afonso
Hello: Is there something in Collections that, given a collection and a Transformer, return a collection of transformed Objects? It would be like this: class TransformeProcessorCollection { private Transformer transformer; public TransformeProcessorCollection(Transformer trans) {

Re: Tranformer collection processor

2004-08-03 Thread Kishore Senji
CollectionUtils.transform(Collection collection, Transformer transformer); does what you have proposed On Tue, 3 Aug 2004 23:09:30 -0300, Rafael U. C. Afonso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello: Is there something in Collections that, given a collection and a Transformer, return a collection of

HttpClient-How to start to copy files from one server to another..please

2004-08-03 Thread ganesh gadi
Hi list! we are going to use commons-httpclient2.0.1 to copy files from one server to the other ex: telephone based trascripting server to Tomcat server both sides it is demon running ,one transmit the other listens and receves the files. OS:win2000 server Tomcat:5.0.19 httpclient2.0.1 Could