Before we jump the gun on this I'd like to see if more people could give some feedback on the pros and cons of this. I definitely some advantages in that it simplifies the code some and is based on technologies that more developers are more likely to be familiar with. I do think that something is lost in that SDO 's would provide greater runtime referential checking with the specification. I'm not in any what advocating not taking this route just hoping before we make such a leap that a more livelier discussion would take place.
ant elder wrote: > I like this a lot. Lets change everything over to it from SDO. > > ...ant > > On 3/14/06, Jeremy Boynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I have got the StAX stuff to the point where I can run all the itests in >> the build and the tomcat/testing tests using the StAX framework. I think >> this is an opportune time to open discussion on whether we should switch >> over to this once and for all. >> >> You can enable the framework by setting the useStax boolean in >> BootstrapHelper to true and rebuilding the core module (and any others >> you wish to test). >> >> To see what is involved in adding an extension have a look at: >> JavaScriptImplementationLoader for the .js container >> JSONRPCBindingLoader for the .jsonrpc binding >> >> Comments welcome... >> -- >> Jeremy >> >> Jeremy Boynes wrote: >>> I checked in a framework for a StAX-based configuration loader for the >>> SCA core. It is based on a set of element handlers that generate a model >>> object from a element in the XML stream; handlers for the core and >>> system schemas are in the core module, handlers for extensions can be >>> bundled in the extension module and are contributed as regular system >>> components. >>> >>> I tested with the basic system and helloworld configurations and >>> discovered a problem with the way configured properties and references >>> are handled. This should be resolved once the FIXME in ComponentImpl is >>> addressed. >>> >>> To get this working I had to modify the autowire resolver in the >>> SystemAggregateContextImpl. I hope this can be removed once Jim gets >>> references working. I also think we need to reexamine the autowire >>> algorithm but will open another thread for that. >>> >>> -- >>> Jeremy >> > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
