RE: Remaining tasklist for alpha?

Hi Simon,

I'm interested in your heartbeat implementation.  How
much does it differ from the 1.x version?  I assume
one of the big differences is JSR 160-related;
anything else?

 -- D

--- "Bordet, Simone" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > What still needs done for alpha?
> 
> Actually I am pretty confident about the
> implementation, so I would go to a beta directly.
> Ward is working hard on JMX 1.2 (thanks man !), and
> JSR 160 is still in EA2 compliance: we're waiting
> for JSR 160 final release and then we have to
> upgrade the implementation.
> 
> Then we need examples and documentation.
> 
> Another point that is not clear to me is the status
> of the HTTP adaptor: Carlos ?
> I was also thinking of moving the HTTP adaptor from
> mx4j.adaptor.http.* to mx4j.tools.adaptor.http.*. It
> is a breaking change, but I think the next release
> of MX4J will be named 2.0, so it is a major change
> and if we want to make this change better we do it
> now.
> 
> I have in my sleeve 2 stuff:
> 1. A heartbeat implementation, a general one and for
> RMI (to notify the client when the server is down).
> 2. A configuration file implementation, which I'm
> using with great satisfaction (I posted about it
> some day ago).
> 
> Anyone interested in these to be part of the release
> ?
> 
> Simon
> 
> 
>
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