Crowley - r63 - Java - Hibernate/BoneCP (MySQL)

[Jordan]

Changed how message composers are handled and pushed the first few changed ones. I'll finish up later or tomorrow i guess.

Finished rewriting how outgoing messages are handled much cleaner now :)

So yeah i'm going to rewrite how database objects are accessed today or tomorrow so that i can actually save changes to the database, i should have finished reading hibernate's API reference before starting work.

Right i've got Spring to behave so CrowleyWeb is going to be ported to Java when i get a chance oh and i still need to rewrite database object handling *head desk*.

Issue tracking etc is now available on Crowley

[Davidaap]

Changed how message composers are handled and pushed the first few changed ones. I'll finish up later or tomorrow i guess.

Finished rewriting how outgoing messages are handled much cleaner now :)

So yeah i'm going to rewrite how database objects are accessed today or tomorrow so that i can actually save changes to the database, i should have finished reading hibernate's API reference before starting work.

Right i've got Spring to behave so CrowleyWeb is going to be ported to Java when i get a chance oh and i still need to rewrite database object handling *head desk*.

Issue tracking etc is now available on Crowley

You are dutch? (Because of the dutch titels @ website)

[Jordan]

You are dutch? (Because of the dutch titels @ website)

Redmine localises content based on your browsers settings i presume your browsers user agent informed it your preferred language is dutch :)

Really can't be assed implementing DAO's today might just call it a night (i've done a fair bit of research on using Spring) and start to implement them tomorrow. The benefit of CrowleyWeb now being in Java is i can use RMI to get stats such as online users which would otherwise involve a costly database query.

[Roper]

Redmine localises content based on your browsers settings i presume your browsers user agent informed it your preferred language is dutch :)

Really can't be assed implementing DAO's today might just call it a night (i've done a fair bit of research on using Spring) and start to implement them tomorrow. The benefit of CrowleyWeb now being in Java is i can use RMI to get stats such as online users which would otherwise involve a costly database query.

Oh wow that sounds very futuristic, keep it up!!!


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[Jordan]

Fixed issues committing changes to the datastore, not going to use DAO's, i'm using hand crafted SQL for the AcceptBuddyMessageEvent as it allows me to use two querys instead of 4(?) possibly more.

FriendListUpdateComposer now fetches offline user data correctly before it just skipped them.

[Jordan]

Sorry for the lack of updates been doing some research and planning some small architecture changes for when i have some free time. Along with that i've been chatting with a few other developers about starting a community project (more news soon if it goes ahead).

[Jordan]

Quick update started to write a "ObjectCache" that uses soft references so the GC cleans up when objects aren't needed anymore.

[NuclearHotel]

Good luck :D

[Near]

You forgot to push the libraries you use to Git. I can't seem to download them..

[Caustik]

You forgot to push the libraries you use to Git. I can't seem to download them..

Maven automates the build process, so the pom.xml file downloads all repos accordingly.

[Near]

Thanks, will check it out :)

[Jordan]

just run
"mvn clean dependency:copy-dependencies package"
"java -cp target/Crowley-???.jar net.hybridcore.crowley.Crowley"

[Near]

Can't seem to get it running.. I've got the dependencies with Maven which downloaded to a 'target' folder. Within that folder seems to be a 'dependencies' folder. Running "java -cp target/Crowley-???.jar net.hybridcore.crowley.Crowley" in my root folder of Crowley, I'm getting the NoClassDefFoundError. My root folder consists of the 'src' and 'target' folder. What am I doing wrong?

[Jordan]

Can't seem to get it running.. I've got the dependencies with Maven which downloaded to a 'target' folder. Within that folder seems to be a 'dependencies' folder. Running "java -cp target/Crowley-???.jar net.hybridcore.crowley.Crowley" in my root folder of Crowley, I'm getting the NoClassDefFoundError. My root folder consists of the 'src' and 'target' folder. What am I doing wrong?

Sorry that was my fault i've pushed a fixed pom.xml run the commands again and it should build :)

[Near]

Sorry that was my fault i've pushed a fixed pom.xml run the commands again and it should build :)

Thanks, that worked. But, I still can't compile because this import in GenericDAOImpl.java seems to be causing trouble on the following line:

import com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.model.core.ID; 

It seems it can't find that package.