Re: [morph-developer] Release 1.0.2 or 1.1

[Matt B. <gud...@ya...>]

--- Matt Sgarlata
<Mat...@wh...> wrote:

> Good news!  Spider Strategies started an R&D day for
> developers to spend 
> on their own projects, so now I have 8 hours a week
> that I can 
> potentially devote to Morph.  I have everything to
> the point where I 
> would like to get a new Morph release out the door. 

Very cool!  Sorry I haven't had the time to devote to
this.  :(

> Matt B, do you have 
> the code where you want it to be for this?  If you
> give me the green 
> light, I will probably try to get a release out the
> door next Friday 
> (our normal R&D day is Thursday but I will have to
> do Friday because I 
> will be out of the office Thursday).

I think I am cool.  I have added a lot of stuff over
time, but currently my workspace is clean.  Eventually
I/we need to give more thought to how to make the
DSLDefinedTransformer more useful/configurable--we're
using it in production now so it seems to work.  :)  I
think we've made a lot of progress this past year,
definitely time for a release.  There are a lot of new
classes, etc., too, so maybe it would be appropriate
to call the release 1.1 .  OTOH, I can't think of
anything terribly backward incompatible with the
exception of the occasional thing that was incomplete
before.  Your call.  I assume you'll also release
Composite 1.0.1 (IIRC)?

> 
> FYI, this week and last I worked on finishing out
> the new 
> ServletRequestReflector that is capable of
> reflecting both servlet 
> request parameters and attributes.  This was the
> topic of the email back 
> in May about 'Reflector Delegation Strategy'.  The
> SRR delegates to a 
> StubbornDelegatingReflector that visits all the
> reflectors to get the 
> full story of what can be done to a target object. 
> I'm definitely open 
> to renaming this class if anyone can think of a
> better name.

I have a vague recollection of that.  Sounds similar
to the CumulativeCopier I introduced that runs a
source and dest object through a number of delegate
Copiers.  :)

Woohoo!

-Matt B

> 
> Matt S
> 
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