On Apr 13, 2009, at 10:50 AM, Scott Hernandez wrote:
To Caucho Devs,
In an effort to get some of my problems diagnosed from the old
snapshot I was using(3/18) I delved into the svn trunk. It seems like
the snapshots (although listed as 03/04/09 in the download page) are
actually nightly snapshots. This leads me to believe that going
straight to trunk might be the best idea. Well, maybe it wasn't.
Generally, the svn trunk is not a good idea, because we often make
fairly large changes that take several days to clean the regressions.
Is it a good idea to work from svn trunk? I know that depends on how
close to the edge you want to be but what is your philosophy of the
state of trunk on each checkin? Is it considered working at all
times? Should I expect things to be broken most of the time until a
blessed build comes out?
It's supposed to compile :)
I noticed that the Named annotations no longer works in my queue
def. against trunk. I'm not sure if this is a design decision (and
will be updated with changes to come; including docs), or a bug.
That's a bug. In the resin-web.xml and resin.xml, the Resin namespace
(http://caucho.com/ns/resin) implicitly imports java:urn:ee, which
contains javax.annotation.Named. But there's a special bit of code to
handle the Resin alias; it's not a general capability.
I don't want to cause any more confusion, or problems but I'm excited
about getting things working and I keep running into issue that may be
within resin, or at least with my understanding. I want to work as
close to the front-lines as I can while still being a little safe.
Snapshots are generally better. Since we're getting closer to 4.0,
they should be more frequently updated.
I'm happy to make tests for all the things I need in my applications
so that I can run automated tests and stop asking questions which
might better be answered with source. Is there a test framework for
resin that I can hook into?
Not a public one. Our tests are essentially organized around .war
files, so a war duplicating a problem is really the perfect test.
Although, a short code snip showing the problem is even better if it's
simple.
-- Scott
Thanks in advance,
Scott
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