Minor point, but I would suggest doing it in setUp() for a couple
reasons:
* You know datastore is in good state before test runs instead of after
* You can examine datastore state afterwards to double check things
manually
* If things go wrong during the test, the evidence isn't erased
On
Any reason we are using antlr 2.7.3 and fighting maven? We coul djust
go to 2.7.5 which is in the repo...
-Brian
Instructions: http://maven.apache.org/reference/repository-upload.html
basically for each artifact:
cd module-name maven create-upload-bundle
which will create a bundle in the target dir, put the created bundle
jars somewhere that the ibiblio/maven folks can access them and
create a JIRA
Releases from the incubator are fine. The release needs to say in
incubation somehow, and the Incubator PPMC has the final say on it
(release is technically by the incubator PPMC).
Process to do so (I think):
1) Release manager (RM) tags said release candidate
2) RM builds binaries, signs
You can also send it someone to check in in the interim.
Is you CLA in? I'll go prod if it is =)
-Brian
On May 4, 2005, at 2:53 PM, Matthew T. Adams wrote:
Hi guys,
I don't want to get anyone's hopes up too high, but I am starting
to get some source in place to the point that I don't want to
Makes sense, and might overlap a lot with the DdlUtils stuff. I cc:ed
Tom Dudziak who knows a lot about that project.
-Brian
On Apr 27, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Craig Russell wrote:
Hi Brian, Geir,
I'd like to start a sub-project that JDO needs but don't want to
develop it in Apache JDO, because it
We could certainly do it (anyone can) via the normal Maven bundle
upload. You can make an official release while in incubation as well
(Derby did, for example), but development snapshots are should be fine
to push to ibiblio, as long as they are clearly labaled as in
incubation if they are
If running on OS X, you will need this property in your
derby.properties as well. HFS+ behaves oddly, apparently, so you need
to tell it to use a slightly different locking system =(
This property works fine on non OS X systems as well.
derby.storage.fileSyncTransactionLog=true
-Brian
On Feb
First choice is UPPER_CASE second choice is lower_case
-Brian
On Feb 14, 2005, at 6:42 PM, Matthew T. Adams wrote:
I like UPPER_CASE...
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