Re: OsUser & Proeprtyset - now I'm really confused...

Konstantin Priblouda <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.open-symphony.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
--- Hani Suleiman <[email protected]> wrote:
> FYI...
> 
> I'm in the process right now of migrating osuser to
> java.net. Along the  
> way, I plan on cleaning up the build process and
> making it more inline  
> with the other opensymphony projects.

That's would be cool...

IMHO, Opensymphony could use maven reactor to achieve 
multicomponent builds - osuser depends on propertyset,
and checking jar files into CVS is really bad idea...
Especially if you check in at least 2 versions of them
:)

Of course, putting jars into maven repository is 
another PITA.

> I'm also going to get rid of the module package, to
> make package names  
> shorter (module is redundant).
> 
> Anyone who thinks this is a terrible idea has about
> an hour to stop me,  
> then it'll be too late!
>
> PS Konstantin, the problem was that mike had made
> changed to  
> propertyset on sf.net, I've added a text file there
> so this mistake  
> doesn't happen again, and migrated his changes to
> java.net, so you can  
> use that propertyset on java.net with osuser on
> sf.net (until the  
> migration of user is complete). I suspect the
> mapping file problem you  
> found though is still there.

I patched osuser back to life ( almost - there is
still glitch with propertyset, and I'm not sure
whether it comes from osuser configration or
propertyset itself. 

Unfortunately I can not pull patch against current SF
version right now. Shall I send my copy of sources to
you?
( with explanations what changed )

regards,

=====
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