RE: OSGi Binding

[Sorry for the very late comments, only just catching up] I agree that fragments are a logical way to go here. At 14:44 09/11/2006, Hawkins, Joel wrote: OSGi has a concept known as a Bundle Fragment. A fragment is packaged as a separate bundle, but at runtime acts is if it were packaged

RE: OSGi Binding

At 21:04 09/11/2006, Hawkins, Joel wrote: @Nicole: Accessing the classloader corresponding to a particular bundle. It's a back-door cheat like the Declarative Services guys use, and its very implementation-specific. Plus it's nice to have a place to isolate implementation-specific stuff. :-)

Re: OSGi Binding

At 22:14 09/11/2006, Jim Marino wrote: in a war, it may go in the /lib directory. For OSGi bindle fragments, is there a deployment API/mechanism where I can take a plain jar (i.e. no OSGi manifest entries), hand it to the OSGI container and declare that it is a fragment (maybe it is something

Re: Bundles and OSGi

In Spring-OSGi we looked at and discarded the BuddyClassloader approach since I believe it futzes with the CCL in a way that prevents other CCL applications. andy At 11:44 16/11/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: On 11/15/06, Hawkins, Joel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -Original Message- From:

Re: What's next for SCA?

At 17:21 24/10/2006, Jim Marino wrote: Existing server integration is a nice-to-have but IMO we require a standalone environment that can support the full range of SCA features which is not easily done in the former. FWIW if you want to drive adoption then I think this is more than

Re: Runtime Implementation not found when running sample Webapps

Ken was working on some fixes for the webapp runtime stuff but his HD crashed last week. I'm not sure what status the actual committed source code is in, but it was working (or pretty close) when I tried it last week. andy At 23:35 11/10/2006, Bert Lamb wrote: I just updated to HEAD today

Re: Stabilizing M2 for release

At 00:49 12/10/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: I am not sure on whether javascript, jsonrpc, ruby or spring fall in this category or the next - opinions? Spring is stable enough IMO. I have some changes planned, but probably not in time for M2 and the existing code works ok (and is mostly

Re: M2 release - spring in or out?

Ok, I faxed the docs through so we are good to go. Thanks andy At 12:20 05/10/2006, Ken Tam wrote: The Apache Software Foundation 1901 Munsey Drive Forest Hill, MD 21050-2747 U.S.A. fax: +1.410.803.2258 On 10/5/06, Andy Piper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rod has sent me the release documents

Remove use of parent ids in poms

Is there any chance we could pick unique, relevant ids for the pom files? The current practice of using parent everywhere confuses IntelliJ big time. Thanks andy ___ Notice: This email message, together with any

Re: Remove use of parent ids in poms

Or is this a feature? At 12:22 06/10/2006, Andy Piper wrote: Is there any chance we could pick unique, relevant ids for the pom files? The current practice of using parent everywhere confuses IntelliJ big time. Thanks andy

Re: M2 release - spring in or out?

Rod has sent me the release documents. Where should I fax them to? andy wrote: Simon's post reminded me of a question from the IRC chat Monday - what is the state of the spring container and should we include it in the M2 binary distro or not (it would still be in the source)? -- Jeremy

Re: M2 release - spring in or out?

Rod said he was ok with this, but I don't have any paperwork from him as yet. andy At 09:17 05/10/2006, ant elder wrote: Spring is so popular just being able to say Tuscany integrates with Spring is a good thing so it would be real good if it could be included. But its the guys who've been

Re: Packaging, usage of, and classloading for extensions their dependencies

At 12:07 05/10/2006, Ken Tam wrote: missing metadata needed to do that right. What do folks think about simplifying it by being more explicit, and then slowly moving back to a more automatic model? Gets my vote. andy ___

Re: Modeling persistence services, was Re: EJB3 (JPA) support

At 22:43 03/10/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: I think there's a big difference between something like implementation.jpa and implementation.das I think implementation.jpa is about simplifying the configuration of a complex component with a specific service interface (in this case EntityManager).

Re: SCA Java samples for M2

At 18:45 04/10/2006, Simon Nash wrote: 3. I don't know whether we will be including Spring, so I'm not whether we will need the spring.simple sample. I have this sample fixed. I'm working with Ken on getting it submitted andy

[jira] Created: (TUSCANY-775) Web deployment broken

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[jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-775) Web deployment broken

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-775?page=all ] Andy Piper updated TUSCANY-775: --- Attachment: web.patch Fixes webapp issues generically and in spring. Web deployment broken - Key: TUSCANY-775

Re: [jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-775) Web deployment broken

Hi Jeremy At 14:35 03/10/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: There seem to be a few changes mixed in here. All necessary to fix things :) The extension directory moves from /WEB-INF to /META-INF and that seems like an odd place to me. Is this what the plugin is doing? Well it used to be META-INF

Still having problems with webapps

Hi Jeremy Jim, I still can't get my webapp examples to work even with the latest updates. First problem is that webapp.scdl is no longer picked up from the tuscany installation. I'm not sure where it's supposed to come from but I notice that the helloworldws example now has webapp.scdl as

Re: svn commit: r451144

Oops missed this. Thanks for doing this! Yes, a utility class is probably a good idea. Let me know what I need to do to get ScaWebApplicationContext in since I have some internal uses of this right now. Thanks! andy At 15:07 29/09/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: On Sep 29, 2006, at 12:43 AM,

[jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-699) Allow bootstrap of tuscanny from spring web apps / struts apps etc

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-699?page=all ] Andy Piper updated TUSCANY-699: --- Attachment: spring.patch Latest version of the patch incorporating some of Jeremy's feedback. Allow bootstrap of tuscanny from spring web apps / struts apps

Re: Can't build

. Then start a fresh on line build. Like I said not great, but has worked for me. Andy Piper wrote: Trying to get up an running again. I can't run clean because of the missing war plugin and I can't build because of SDO test failures. Any clues

Re: Can't build

never). Then do a search for directories with name target and manually delete them. Then start a fresh on line build. Like I said not great, but has worked for me. Andy Piper wrote: Trying to get up an running again. I can't run clean because of the missing war plugin and I can't build

Re: Can't build

Makes no difference, same failure. andy At 13:22 21/09/2006, Rick wrote: Find your local maven repo. (USERPROFILE env var \.m2\repository in windows) remove or rename org\apache\ws\commons\XmlSchema dir. or remove/rename the whole repository directory (shotgun approach). Andy Piper wrote

Re: Can't build

I nuked my repo and am retrying, takes a while to download all those jars ... andy At 17:16 21/09/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: On Sep 21, 2006, at 3:05 AM, Andy Piper wrote: Trying to get up an running again. I can't run clean because of the missing war plugin and I can't build because of SDO

Re: Can't build

Wiping out the entire repo gets me further, thanks. andy At 17:16 21/09/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: On Sep 21, 2006, at 3:05 AM, Andy Piper wrote: Trying to get up an running again. I can't run clean because of the missing war plugin and I can't build because of SDO test failures. Any clues

Re: Can't build

clean with -fn (fail never). Then do a search for directories with name target and manually delete them. Then start a fresh on line build. Like I said not great, but has worked for me. Andy Piper wrote: Trying to get up an running again. I can't run clean because of the missing war plugin

Re: Spring remote wiring sample

At 08:33 08/09/2006, Jim Marino wrote: I've updated the Spring sample to show remote wiring between to two Spring composite components (application contexts). I added a simple socket-based remote binding to the test module which is used for the wiring. The limitations of this binding are that

Re: [jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-699) Allow bootstrap of tuscanny from spring web apps / struts apps etc

Hi Jim/Jeremey I understand the intent, but this doc doesn't really tell me how I configure this. I don't want to define my own log API I just want to use one. Do you have an example of this kind of usage? @Monitor setMonitor(java.util.logging.Logger mylogger) ? If so how do I configure

Re: Spring remote wiring sample

Multi-arg patch attached. andy At 08:33 08/09/2006, Jim Marino wrote: I've updated the Spring sample to show remote wiring between to two Spring composite components (application contexts). I added a simple socket-based remote binding to the test module which is used for the wiring. The

Re: [jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-699) Allow bootstrap of tuscanny from spring web apps / struts apps etc

At 06:25 07/09/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: Thanks for the patch Andy. I do have a few comments that I hope you can address :-) I would be the first to admit that its an egregious hack. Unfortunately some of the things I am trying to do do not yet have supporting functionality in Tuscany. I'm

[jira] Created: (TUSCANY-699) Allow bootstrap of tuscanny from spring web apps / struts apps etc

: Improvement Components: Java SCA Core Affects Versions: Java-M2 Reporter: Andy Piper Spring provides a wealth of web app integration components. To reimplement these in Tuscany would be prohibitive, instead we need to allow Spring to bootstrap Tuscany and use its standard

[jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-699) Allow bootstrap of tuscanny from spring web apps / struts apps etc

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-699?page=all ] Andy Piper updated TUSCANY-699: --- Attachment: springlaunch.patch Allow bootstrap of tuscanny from spring web apps / struts apps etc

Re: Build break

I got something similar until I did a clean and then rebuild. Unfortunately clean does not work from scratch (complains about sdo plugin). I had to do mvn install mvn clean mvn install to get a full build :( andy At 15:46 04/09/2006, Jeremy Boynes wrote: Building from root I get 5

Re: Spring impl

Hi Jim, I was able to get the sample working with WLS 9.1, so thanks! FYI There appears to be a JRockit annotation bug that prevents it working, but the Sun JVM works fine. At 04:39 04/09/2006, Jim Marino wrote: as locateService(). I'd prefer that the model at this level remain Spring such

Re: svn commit: r432722 [1/2] - in /incubator/tuscany/java/sca/containers/container.spring/src: main/java/org/apache/tuscany/container/spring/config/ main/java/org/apache/tuscany/container/spring/i

holders I don't think we can delete that line either. ..ant PS, I'm also not sure we can have source packages called org.springframeworkin our codebase. Doesn't all our code have to be org.apache.? On 8/21/06, Andy Piper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 17:23 19/08/2006, Jim Marino wrote: Andy

Re: Can no longer build?

? Regards, jojo. On 8/21/06, Andy Piper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I can no longer build Tuscany as of this morning. Any clues? andy Missing: -- 1) org.apache.tuscany:tuscany-sca-tools:jar:SNAPSHOT Try downloading the file manually from the project website. Then, install it using

Re: svn commit: r432722 [1/2] - in /incubator/tuscany/java/sca/containers/container.spring/src: main/java/org/apache/tuscany/container/spring/config/ main/java/org/apache/tuscany/container/spring/i

At 12:05 21/08/2006, ant elder wrote: The bit I was specifically asking about was in the license header having Copyright 2002-2006 the original author or authors., with the authors being Adrian and Rod. I'm not sure if we can have that copyright in our ASF source files, but as we're not the

[jira] Created: (TUSCANY-643) Integrate Spring NS handling into tuscany impl.spring

: Andy Piper Priority: Minor I fixed up the Spring impl to utiltize the namespace handling code properly. This is work in progress, but at least eliminates the need for changes to spring. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly

[jira] Updated: (TUSCANY-643) Integrate Spring NS handling into tuscany impl.spring

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-643?page=all ] Andy Piper updated TUSCANY-643: --- Attachment: spring.patch Integrate Spring NS handling into tuscany impl.spring - Key

[jira] Commented: (TUSCANY-643) Integrate Spring NS handling into tuscany impl.spring

[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-643?page=comments#action_12429085 ] Andy Piper commented on TUSCANY-643: Ok, I found the spring guys have a much more complete integration. The latest patch integrates this support and makes