[Coefficient-users] Re: Planned Roadmap for Coefficient

[Dylan E. <de...@cs...>]

        Hi, We are still working on coefficient. We have been in a
crunch at work so we     have not been very active at the moment. We
have been using coefficient     for another project and are planning
within the next month or two to role     the changes we have made into
the core and make another release. Changes     include making the
projects less of a core module, better security, better     separation
between view logic and business logic, etc. As to installing coefficient
your logs did not come through as an     attatchment. I would be happy
to look and see if I can spot the issue.     Deploying on JBoss should
work pretty well, I suggest the latest stable     version 3.2.3, but it
should work on 3.2.2 as well. The most common issues     are that the
hibernate.properties is not setup correctly and that your     datasource
and JDBC driver jar are missing from your JBoss install. As to     the
tomcat version I would again guess that it has to do with the database  
  setup. Send me your log and I will take a look.Thanks,Dylan Etkin

>>>LANCHEC Aurlie <ALA...@mi...> 05/24     5:04 pm >>>
          Hello detkin,              We are currently trying to install 
     coefficient 0.9. The release 
on Tomcat5 has given several runtime errors (NullPointerException).     
         Then, I tried with a server Jboss       3.2.1 and 3.2.2 but
during 
      the server's starting there was problems with the 
coefficient.ear deployment.              The last version (beta) 0.9 has
been       released on december 
2003.       What is the roadmap for the next months ? Is a new 
release planned ?              Thank you in advance and      
congratulations for this work.              Aurelie lanchec.            
 PS: If you still support Coefficient,       and you have free time for
helping us, we've attached the JBoss       exceptions which occured
(appear to be EJB version problems...)        
  

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