On Jun 30, 2008, at 10:28 AM, Florijan Stamenkovic wrote:

Hi all,


I am about to implement a JavaClient focused versioning system to evaluate the compatibility between the client and the server during client startup. It is something that is a requirement in our situation (JC + JBND apps, separated server client projects etc).

What kinds of things are you trying to catch? Things like if a invokeRemoteMethod("clientSideRequestFoo", keys[], values[]) is called that it will verify that the clientSideRequestFoo with the defined parameters actually exists? That would be nice.

Also note that this will be the starting point for WOJCKit, an open source project where I plan to put this sort of generic stuff.

Wow. You are the Mike Schrag of JC! First JBND, now this? (no offense to all the other Wonder/Wolips contributors)

It is not my intention at the moment to deal with server app <-> database compatibility. Besides, I believe this has been addressed in WOnder already, no?

If you are referring to Migrations updating the DB at startup to match application-defined schema and some basic data massaging, yes, it does.

I have some ideas, but also some questions:
1. Does anyone do this, if so, can I have a look?
2. Anybody wants to share some general experience with this sort of stuff? 3. Any pointers to third party libraries with a similar purpose + recommendations? 4. Any design suggestions (if someone is interested, we can discuss this in more detail off list), or best practices?

Why off list? The more this type of thing is discussed on-list the more people may chime in with similar non-JC ideas.

5. Anything else?


F
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