On Saturday 22 April 2006 14:32, Mark wrote: > How about tighter Spring Integration?
The problem I have with that statement is, AFAIK, hivemind and spring essentially do the same thing--IoC and method interception, right? In which case, isn't it sub-optimal to have two complicated libraries doing the same thing in the same framework? I'm not at all familiar with spring, so maybe I'm missing something? I am aware of some of the add-on capabilities like the hibernate session management that you spoke of, but frankly the toughest part of creating the equivalent for hivemind is configuring it correctly. Anyhow, our tapestry/hibernate project is working fairly well just using hivemind and some home-brewed libs based on Kent's stuff... :) Hopefully once our current (dangerously close and very unmissable) deadline is past I'll be able to make some useful contributions to the wiki. -- (in response to Mal's plan to Reaverize Serenity) Inara: "Runtse de fwotzoo, ching baoyo wuomun..." [Oh merciful buddha protect us...] Wash: "Juhguh jee hua jun kuhpah!" [This plain is horrific] -------------- Jason Dyer BlueTarp Financial, inc. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
