[morph-developer] Latest source of Morph

[Ben A. <ben...@ac...>]

Hi everyone

I'm presently working on a framework called ROO which relies heavily on
DTO assembly. We're currently using Dozer but encountering some
limitations, and would like to consider using Morph instead. The Copier
interface and separation of DelegatingTransformer seems exactly what we
need to address requirements such as not copying fields which have been
lazily initialized. We also have other requirements such as
bidirectional DTO to DO mapping and replacement of DO associations based
on input DTOs, but I think the simplicity of Morph's architecture (plus
Spring IoC) will let us plug in what we need.

Anyhow, I was hoping to get access to the latest source code, given the
last release was close to a year ago. I noticed some late December
discussion regarding moving from SF to Spider Strategies' servers.
Unfortunately I wasn't around during that discussion, but I would have
preferred to maintain the project on SF servers - as anonymous users
such as myself can get access to the latest. I lead the Acegi Security
for Spring project, and we have no real problem with SF. I also
contribute to a few other SF projects, and again no problem. Plus I work
for Interface21 (the company behind Spring) and we develop Spring and
Spring Web Flow on SF servers without issue. I am unsure what the issue
with SF was - aside from the occasional downtime which we all know, love
and expect - but generally the availability is reasonable. There's
always https://www.dev.java.net/ if you wish to leave SourceForge but
not go through the culture shift of ASF. Or use SF with SVN if you don't
wish to setup SSH with CVS.

In the meantime, any thoughts on how I can obtain source code access
would be appreciated (or confirmation that the last release contains the
latest source).

Cheers
Ben