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From: <rod...@in...> - 2003-04-10 12:02:59
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Isabelle, I think JAAS is very interesting, and JMX is an important strategic direction, for post 1.0. So I think the priority right now is tutorial and docs. I've been thinking about how best to do this, as it's urgent. The following areas suggest themselves, with current owners. Those marked with an asterisc are widely understood/used. - JDBC (Thomas,*) - Web (Juergen) - Bean factory, application context * - AOP (Rod) - Transactions (Juergen/Rod) There's also the matter of pulling everything together doc- wise. I suggest that the people responsible for each area put together at least a list of contents and, ideally, code examples. We will need a new CVS area (module?) for examples. I don't have time to write a comprehensive tutorial on my stuff (I guess the AOP stuff is still mainly in my head and in code form in CVS), but I can certainly provide a brain dump, some text, and some code. Isabelle, if you could pull some of that together it would be fantastic! Also, as a fresh developer you would be ideally placed to check that the material will be helpful to someone who didn't implement the code. Then maybe everyone should review draft docs and kick in to help. Does this sound like a plan? For example, the actions on me would be: - provide notes on how AOP works and some code examples (possibly needing refinement). This would also cover how it integrates with the bean factory. - provide notes on new functionality I've added to the bean factory in the last couple of months--the basics are described in the book and familiar to everyone. A *simple* end-to-end web app using basic web functionality, one or two AOP-enabled beans and JDBC would be a good example, as well as more focused examples. If we agreed on business interfaces and what it should do, maybe Juergen could knock up the web interface and I could do the back end. Isabelle, thanks for making contact with MagicDraw. I'll drop your contact an email shortly. Regards, Rod |