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Monday October 09, 2006

Equinox 1.7 will include all framework combinations

Whenever I've done an Equinox release in the past, I've just uploaded the main zip file to java.net. This made it difficult for end-users because they were forced to install any optional frameworks themselves. While I've usually been successfull doing this, many users have had issues. Therefore, Equinox 1.7 will include *all* combinations as part of the release. See the Equinox Roadmap to see what still needs to be done for 1.7.

How many combinations are there? 35! That's right - there's 5 web frameworks (+ FreeMarker and Velocity for Spring MVC) as well as 5 persistence frameworks. CruiseControl is spitting out the combinations if you'd like to try them now. When I wrote the script to create everything this weekend, I was a bit worried about combining them and all getting all the tests to pass. Amazingly enough, all the tests passed on the first try. Thank you Spring, you separate layers quite nicely.

If you're interested in how this all works, take a look at release.xml. This file handles the artifact creation, as well as testing and uploading to java.net. I was hoping to create Maven 2 archetypes for all the combinations as well, but it doesn't look like it can be automated. I'd love to figure out a way generate archetypes from an existing project.

Posted in Java at Oct 09 2006, 03:59:51 PM MDT 4 Comments
Comments:

Hello, not directly related but i was wondering if you don't fear any confusion between your project called equinox and the eclipse's equinox project? regards

Posted by Olivier on October 10, 2006 at 01:13 PM MDT #

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Posted by Richie Core on October 10, 2006 at 05:50 PM MDT #

Olivier - yes, I am aware of this issue.

Posted by Matt Raible on October 10, 2006 at 06:09 PM MDT #

Matt, simple (perhaps overly so) solution for the equinox naming dilemma: Call yours 'Matt Raible's Equinox' :)

Posted by Patrick Dumontel on October 11, 2006 at 12:02 AM MDT #

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