Avi Flax schrieb:
Two thoughts:
1) That's a lot of different java libraries for the same purpose. The
community might be better served if all the project owners would get
together and agree to focus on one of them, and deprecate the rest.
There are effectively two different java libraries that
On 10 Dec 2008, at 00:53, Avi Flax wrote:
Two thoughts:
1) That's a lot of different java libraries for the same purpose. The
community might be better served if all the project owners would get
together and agree to focus on one of them, and deprecate the rest.
That's what I thought! Thanks
Two thoughts:
1) That's a lot of different java libraries for the same purpose. The
community might be better served if all the project owners would get
together and agree to focus on one of them, and deprecate the rest.
2) Once we have a good Java library, why would we need a Groovy
library? Why
Warner Onstine schrieb:
There is coucdb4j (http://code.google.com/p/couchdb4j/), but I would
love to have a groovy version as I'm starting on a grails project and
that would fit nicely, was just about to start on my own.
As recently announced, there is also http://code.google.com/p/jcouchdb/
wh
I couldn't find this anywhere so I've started work on a CouchDB API for
> Java/Groovy:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/borge/
>
> (Actually there was one project I found - couchdb-lib - which is a Java API
> on Google code but I browsed the source and it seems to be nowher
Hi
I couldn't find this anywhere so I've started work on a CouchDB API for
Java/Groovy:
http://code.google.com/p/borge/
(Actually there was one project I found - couchdb-lib - which is a Java API
on Google code but I browsed the source and it seems to be nowhere near
comple
