On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 10:01 AM, Oliver Zeigermann
oliver.zeigerm...@gmail.com wrote:
Folks!
What Henri says is completely right.
The project has been abandoned by me as I lost faith in one of its
goal - ACID properties (especially atomicity) on any file system. From
my (and others) point
I think the next step would be to raise the issue on the dev list -
retiring Transaction because xyz. Then if no one has any bright ideas
or helps you have any bright ideas then we can go ahead and move it
onto the retirement side.
It's a pretty strong message to say This is just not
I'm trying to understand what goals can't be met. Oliver is implying that none
of it is possible, but I don't understand how it would be impossible to have
transactional collections as the web page mentions.
I agree that I would like to understand what the challenges are before closing
it
The current version is 1.2 (released in 2007).
1.3-SNAPSHOT is then the subsequent version in development, but it
looks as though it was quickly renamed to 2.0.
2.0 currently has 6 of 9 issues resolved, the most recent being
reported and applied in Sept 2009, and 2 of the open issues were
opened
Folks!
What Henri says is completely right.
The project has been abandoned by me as I lost faith in one of its
goal - ACID properties (especially atomicity) on any file system. From
my (and others) point of view it can not be achieved by *any*
implementation. So if you are asking whether there
That would be dead then :)
If it's not possible - I think we should retire the library asap with
such a statement. Do not use - it's not able to do what it says on the
tin.
Is there any more conversation we should have before determining that
a) it's misleading and b) there shouldn't be a 1.3 or
Hello,
I came across the file transaction capabilities in commons-transaction today
which was exactly what I was looking for. To my disapointment, however, it
looks like there hasn't been an update to the project for over 2 years. The
home page says the current version is a SNAPSHOT and from my
