Re: Prevayler 2.4 in Git & XStream 1.3.1?

Hi Matt, what you plan to do makes perfect sense to me.

New Prevayler version? I have no plans. Justin might...

See you, Klaus.


On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 3:06 PM, Matt Passell
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Justin and Klaus (and anyone else who'd like to chime in),
> I was thinking of using Prevayler with the XStreamSerializer and I had three
> questions...
> My client's product already uses the latest version of XStream.  I looked at
> the code in XStreamSerializer and saw that it was extremely simple (yay!)
> and didn't exercise much of the XStream API (yay!).  Do you know of any
> reason that Prevayler wouldn't work with XStream v1.3.1?
> The product also has some XML files that are represented in memory as JDOM
> documents/elements.  Every time the in-memory representation is changed, the
> graph is marshalled to XML and written to disk. (Ack!)  Although it might
> not be a typical use of Prevayler, can you think of any reason it wouldn't
> work to write and use a simple, specialized JDOMSerializer as a snapshot
> Serializer?  That way, the changes to the XML structure could be saved
> incrementally (probably using standard serialization or XStream), while the
> base file (now used to represent the snapshot) could continue to exist with
> the same format.
>
> Finally, I browsed around a bit in the Git repository and noticed that there
> have been quite a few changes since 2.3 was released.  Is there likely to be
> a new release any time soon?  If not, would you recommend using either a
> current snapshot or one from a particular date?
> Thanks,
> Matt
> p.s. Looking forward to actually using Prevayler after first encountering it
> *years* ago. :)
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