Re: [dhis2] Feedback on using Spring

[Calle H. <che...@te...>]

Hi,

Funny, isn't it - I read that article and it's like greek, peppered with 
acronyms and technologies (AOP, JDO, AJUG, Struts, MVC, JMS, JTA, Resin, etc 
etc) I don't know anything about. Even the effort at "explaining" Dependency 
Injection is a joke - it just states that "this is tricky but you might be 
able to pick it up".

And there is nobody else here working with HISP - possibly excluding Greg 
Rudman at Soft Craft, but his time cost us nearly 4,000 per day now - that 
have a clue either. Most of  us here have a background in more mainstream 
development environments (read: VB/VBA/ASP/.NET/C# etc).

So we need to do something fast to bridge this knowledge gap, otherwise I 
fear the DHIS 2 will be mainly Oslo-driven (read: highly alienating for the 
rest of us) with a few satellite developers.

Practically all information I've seen about these technologies so far are 
similarly excluding, filled with jargon and assuming that people already 
know all the basic technologies already.

Therefore: are there anybody in Oslo who understand BOTH mainstream (MS) 
development environments AND these Java Technologies, and thus could collate 
a collection of "DHIS 2 for dummies" articles with some commentary that 
could start to bridge this gap? Please remember that it must be an easy read 
but also not too voluminous - most of us have full-time jobs or more and 
cannot spend weeks reading thousands of pages.

Regards
Calle


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ola Hodne Titlestad" <ol...@st...>
To: <jdh...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 12:13 AM
Subject: [dhis2] Feedback on using Spring


> Hi all.
>
> Here's some interesting feedback from a system architect that used Spring
> in a big project:
> http://www.ajug.org/pipermail/ajug-members/2004-October/000344.html
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>
> regards,
> Ola Hodne Titlestad
> HISP
> University of Oslo
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