Ah, stop crying. First of all, if you look through the archive, most
questions are absolutely answered, by either Dennis or anyone on the
list who has the time. Dennis usually answers in spurs, as he's
extremely busy, as most of us are. Most of the questions can be
answered by simply reading the pretty good documentation available.
XML Validation, read this...
http://jibx.sourceforge.net/performance.html. JiBX has limited
validation support, mostly based on the structure mappings that you
define. Sorry I didn't read your question, if you are refering to
something else...
I think Dennis is just really busy, though 2.0 is behind. 2.0 is a
complete rewrite, architecture and code wise, though it takes free
time, which unfortunatelly most of us working on open source projects
just can't predict.
Ilya
On 3/1/07, Carmi <sf9001@...> wrote:
>
> I'm not a jibx developer, just another user like you.
> The support here is almost nill. I posted 2 questions, none of them was
> answered.
> The question was about Jibx's XML validation, which a knowledgeable dveloper
> should be able to answer without much research (i.e quick answer).
> I am also begining to question the wisdom of using this tool. It's touted
> as open source, so I don't expect much hand holding, but basic questions
> about the product should be answered. Otherwise, it is not ready for prime
> time (under an open source label).
>
>
> Bill Bailey-3 wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone know if JiBX developers monitor this list?
> >
> > Also, in general I'm wondering if anyone has experiences to share in
> > terms of level of support for JiBX. Let me start by saying I understand
> > that this is an open source project and I am fully appreciative of the
> > willingness of others to share the fruit of their efforts. That said,
> > the amount of support available simply has to be a criteria for me in
> > deciding whether to use a product and in the week or so I've been on
> > this mailing list, I've seen only questions. I think I've only seen one
> > person actually answer a question and that makes me a little nervous
> > when we're about to undertake a large effort with JiBX as one of the key
> > pieces.
> >
> > I would have thought my question would be a no-brainer for someone on
> > the dev team to answer even if the answer is just "I don't know", but I
> > haven't seen any response at all.
> >
> > Bill Bailey
> >
> >
> > On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 22:09:59 -0500, "Bill Bailey"
> > <bill_bailey@...> said:
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I noticed several references to newer versions on the web site,
> >> including 1.2 and 2.0. It appears that the first beta version of 1.2 was
> >> initially planned for Jan 2007, but since it doesn't yet appear for
> >> download I am guessing this didn't happen per the original schedule.
> >> There is reference to version 2.0 being available initially in Apr 2007,
> >> but no further updates that I could find.
> >>
> >> Can someone provide an update regarding when each of these releases is
> >> expected to be available?
> >>
> >> In particular, I'm interested in some of the features that allow code
> >> and binding mapping generation from an XML Schema. We are planning to
> >> use Spring Web Services which follows a contract first approach,
> >> beginning with the XML Schema. Although I have found the documentation
> >> on the binding mappings quite good, we are a small shop (less than 3
> >> full time developers) and any tools that can make us more productive
> >> (i.e. less hand written code) is a good thing. I like the concept of
> >> using the XML Schema to initially generate the Java code and mapping,
> >> but still having the ability to modify both the XML Schema and Java code
> >> as needed as the design evolves, but it appears the separate beta
> >> versions of these tools may not be ready for prime time. Any comments on
> >> what the approach might be in the interim? Until the full set of tools
> >> is available in 1.2 or 2.0?
> >>
> >> Thanks in advance.
> >>
> >> Bill Bailey
> >> Senior Developer / DBA
> >> Northland, A Church Distributed
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