Methods & Tools is a free e-newsletter for software developers, testers and project managers. Spring 2007 issue's content: * Process Improvement - Is it a Lottery? * Strategic Modeling for Rapid Delivery of Enterprise Architecture * Fear of Intervention - How Subordinates Grow to be Entrepreneurs * A Methodology to Support Software Release Decisions 40 pages of software development ...

... so it at least can build with itself and the sun javac that is also GPL software now. If it needs the classes from Sun, then we have to wait until spring when they release that (according to rumors at least). Regards, // Ola -- --------------------- Ola Lundqvist --------------------------- / opal@debian.org Annebergsslingan 37 \ | opal@lysator.liu.se...

... it at least can build with itself and the sun javac that is also GPL software now. If it needs the classes from Sun, then we have to wait until spring when they release that (according to rumors at least). Regards, // Ola -- --------------------- Ola Lundqvist --------------------------- / opal@debian.org Annebergsslingan 37 \ ...

..., so it at least can build with itself and the sun javac that is also GPL software now. If it needs the classes from Sun, then we have to wait until spring when they release that (according to rumors at least). Regards, // Ola -- --------------------- Ola Lundqvist --------------------------- / opal@debian.org ...

... handling ombudsman@sun.com, I would like to encourage people to email him whenever they spot things like the "nuclear clause" in packages from Sun which prevent them going into main. Even if those issues have been open for years without a clear path to a solution. Especially with regard to their java-packages Sun really is spring-cleaning now. So make the best of it! :) Cheers, Mark

... a team where this is being done for non ejb based projects that use struts and spring, but the design and implementations don't (currently) require any other implementations of these objects....know). IMHO Interfaces should be implemented when the design specifically calls for it, e.g. for Spring beans that can have multiple implementations. I am however in the minority for thinking this in...

... it build? What are the build/runtime dependencies? These sort of things will be a headache. Example: Hibernate have a dependency with transaction api you have to download to Sun website; Spring, Maven have dependencies against javamail, activation you have to download from Sun's website. And for the last two one, we have free implementations. Are these implementations in the maven repository...

... it build? What are the build/runtime dependencies? These sort of things will be a headache. Example: Hibernate have a dependency with transaction api you have to download to Sun website; Spring, Maven have dependencies against javamail, activation you have to download from Sun's website. And for the last two one, we have free implementations. Are these implementations in the maven ...

... it build? What are the build/runtime dependencies? These sort of things will be a headache. Example: Hibernate have a dependency with transaction api you have to download to Sun website; Spring, Maven have dependencies against javamail, activation you have to download from Sun's website. And for the last two one, we have free implementations. Are these implementations in the maven ...

...build? What are the build/runtime dependencies? These sort of things will be a headache. Example: Hibernate have a dependency with transaction api you have to download to Sun website; Spring, Maven have dependencies against javamail, activation you have to download from Sun's website. And for the last two one, we have free implementations. Are these implementations in the maven...