Re: [Springframework-developer] Spring.NET

[Rod J. <rod...@in...>]

The teams will be largely, if not entirely, separate. Although I'm on the SF
project as a developer for Spring.NET, it's unlikely I'll have any time to
cut code on it. My involvement will be more in contributing to overall
direction and design.

We're looking to recruit a distinct team for this project. The work will not
be done by the Spring J2EE team.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Nadeem Bitar" <na...@ea...>
To: <spr...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 5:07 AM
Subject: Re: [Springframework-developer] Spring.NET



I do not any right to comment but I am disappointed by this
announcement.

> This will not distract from the focus on Spring J2EE

highly unlikely unless the two teams are separate.



On 金, 2004-04-16 at 18:39 +0100, Rod Johnson wrote:

> Mark Pollack and I would like to announce the Spring Framework .NET. This
> project is currently in the planning stage, but Mark has already set up
the
> SF project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/springnet/) and we are
> discussing strategy on the project mailing list. We're aiming for an
initial
> release of the basic IoC container, followed by AOP, followed by some
> enterprise services. Of course many of the "enterprise services"
appropriate
> to .NET will be different from those relevant to J2EE. But the benefits of
a
> lightweight framework still apply. The implementation language will be C#.
>
> I've been thinking about a .NET port of Spring for a while, and Mark
started
> some work last year. The immediate catalyst was an article by Sami Jaber
on
> dotnetguru, discussing Spring and other lightweight containers from the
> viewpoint of .NET developers:
>
http://www.dotnetguru.org/us/articles/ioc/ioc.html?POSTNUKESID=11265df57d0ba
> . (The article was originally written in French and this isn't a great
> translation, so if you read French, go to the original at
> http://www.dotnetguru.org/articles/dossiers/ioc/ioc.htm.) Sami's article
> points out the value proposition regarding transaction management--as well
> as the obvious IoC and AOP.
>
> We feel that ideas from Spring can provide real value to .NET development.
> The
> existence of a .NET version of Spring will also be very helpful to the
> significant number of developers who work on both platforms.
>
> So: If you would like to volunteer, please speak up! So far we have 4
> developers. Mark will be the project lead. We aim to apply the values that
> have proven themselves so useful
> in the J2EE project, especially TDD. It's vital that any project bearing
the
> Spring Framework name should meet our high quality standards.
>
> I shouldn't need to say this, because religious disputes about platforms
are
> plain silly, but rest assured that:
> - This will not distract from the focus on Spring J2EE
> - No sale of souls is involved
>
> Note btw that PicoContainer already has a .NET port, although I'm not sure
> how far it's kept up to date. Of course, Pico covers only a fraction of
the
> scope of Spring, so a .NET version of Spring is a much greater challenge.
>
> Regards,
> Rod
>
>
>
>
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