Re: [morph-developer] Latest source of Morph

[Matt S. <Mat...@wh...>]

SVN anonymous access should be possible by connecting to these URLs.  I 
tried to test it, but Eclipse won't let me because it already knows a 
username/password for those repositories.

svn://development.spiderstrategies.com/composite
svn://development.spiderstrategies.com/morph

I didn't know SF had SVN access, otherwise I would have tried that out.  
If we can't get annonymous SVN access working on dev.ss.com, I would 
certainly consider moving to SVN on SF or to some other location.

Matt

Ben Alex wrote:
> 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
>
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