on rather than
| using the datasource object, so I haven't been testing this myself, yet.)
I think the datasource class is required to use pgsql with Castor. If I
remember correctly I think it was contributed by the main author of Castor.
I haven't used it myself for ages though...
ired runtime component and that warrants
some discussion...
Check :
http://qos.ch/
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some very simple Makefile without full
dependency graph(if you want that you need rely on a tool like jikes
to generate it for you). That basically means that you need to
recompile all *.java files when you have edited one Java file.
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he
JDBC interface from the main distribution is a good idea ;-)
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e that CVS is the most important configuration management tool, but the
issue is of course broader.
But anyway this off topic, what need to have is a build process that works
nicely and I think including the ant binaries(around 500k) would be the
best solution here.
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language like Java, so you need third party tools to handle
dependencies.
Gunnar
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issues with respect to scripts invoked from make is a PITA, IMHO ;-)
Seriously would installing GNU Make be enough, or would you need to install
Cygwin and other packages as well ? Has anybody tested this ? I suspect that
something like that would not work painless.
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oblem that hasn't
| been solved already.
It solves some of the problems with make and it runs easily on platforms
like Windows and Mac.
When Ant 2.0 comes it will be a even more general task/build system as it will
allow for scheduling ala cron as well. But that is off-topic ;-)
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the best I agree. The Apache
license shouldn't cause any trouble here, but mayve the size would ? What
is the minimum required size of the Ant binaries anyway ?
cheers,
Gunnar
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that's good for the
| PostgreSQL releases, but it may not help those who want/need the JDBC driver
| updated from CVS.
And it doesn't help potential _JDBC driver_ developers sitting on
Windows platforms either. But me too is usually all Linux or Solaris,
but I'm just trying to illumin
* Marko Kreen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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| * driver type is researched in configure, which is the
| right place for it.
How do distributors that need to build all driver types proceed ?
Compile for each platform in different environments ?
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neccesarily better than Ant, I would think a combination would work best.
Because then Mac and Windows users could use Ant to compile their JDBC
driver, while the compilation of the server on Unices would work
seamlessly.
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Maybe a twofold solution ?
1. a very simple make file that doesn't care about dependencies and such.
2. ant as an alternative for developers and users of other
platforms.
And I think more and more projects are migrating towards using Ant. Even
I have done so after 10 years of using
hat we have two primary concerns here :
1. A build process that JDBC developers find convenient and productive
to work with.
2. A build process that the users find convenient. Downloading things
like Ant is not helping them.
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ts/player
Turbine at jakarta.apache.org has a persistence layer based on Scott Amblers
paper as well. Maybe a list of persistence layers(with a short review of
how they work with PostgreSQL) would be a good addon for the JDBC site.
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for a
long time. Maybe 2-3 of the most active JDBC developers should be given
commit access, so we're not dependent on one person to merge in patches.
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ne any performance test of your driver vs. the driver shipped
with the PostgreSQL distribution ?
There was also another driver posted here for PostgreSQL about 1.5 years
ago by Sverre Huseby, that had interesting performance characteristics.
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gh. I don't have any 7.1 servers in production,
but the 7.0 series doesn't have any problems at all with iso-8859-1.
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number 4 of the JDBC driver for 7.1.2. We can't keep
recommending people to use CVS tip and if we cannot release a quality
version of the driver synchronized with the release of the core server, then
we will need another release cycle.
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driver in any production environment. I want a released version ;-)
Maybe something for RedHat to pickup ?
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l now in CVS.
I've mentioned it before, but I really think it would nice to decouple the
release cycles of the core engine from the interfaces. Make them separate
projects.
Just my kroner,
Gunnar
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ly using.
That is IBM jdk 1.1.8. It is the fastest and most reliable JDK ever released
for Linux. We use this one the production platforms where we don't have a
Java 2 requirement.
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