Many thanks, John, for your work in drafting these documents. I look forward to reading them.
I think sending these round as attachments is fine for now. This allows the expert group, and subscribers to the user
alias, to read them. Please use this email thread for questions and comments. I'm sure I will have some of my own soon.
I agree with John that we should seek comments as soon as possible, so please respond within two weeks, after which I
hope we can draw some general conclusions as to what the next step should be. In addition to any more detailed comments,
please think about the higher-level topics, such as whether you agree with the general direction taken by each document
or whether you would prefer a different direction. Please consider the implications for both SE and EE.
I think the way John has presented this as to separate documents is very helpful. To help us all manage the comments
that are made, I suggest we submit our comments on each document separately.
Use *this* thread ("JMS Support for DI") to discuss John's first document (JMS Support for AtInject).
I'll start another thread to discuss John's second document "JMS 2.0 Event Messaging".
If you have questions about the DI/CDI technology itself, ask them in either thread. I'm sure the rest of us would be
interested as well.
(I appreciate I'm being a bit prescriptive about email subject lines, but it really does help me ensure that every
comments gets considered properly, especially when I go back to old threads which I intended to do shortly)
Nigel
On 17/08/2011 02:14, John D. Ament wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Attached are documents containing my proposal for CDI support in JMS 2.0. There are two documents:
>
> 1. JMS2.0AtInjectSupport - this document describes basic injection capabilities that are desirable to JMS 2.0. These
> injection capabilities allow for the injection of the standard JMS client APIs into any managed object within a bean
> archive. This document also describes some minor API changes that I believe would help simplify development.
> 2. JMS2.0EventMessaging - this document describes a mapping process from POJOs to JMS Messages, usage of the CDI Event
> model API to send events that were observed as JMS messages to specified destinations and to handle incoming JMS
> messages as CDI events.
>
>
> I started to put these up on the wiki, however the formatting support in the wiki doesn't seem to be there for how I was
> looking to structure the documents, but I'll work on getting them in; I really wanted to get the documents out there as
> I work with the wiki. I recommend reading these documents in the numbered order as listed in this email. I tried very
> hard to not make them dependent on one another, however there are some shared contents between them. It makes sense to
> support both if either is chosen for support, however there is no required behavior between the documents that is no
> touched upon by both. I'm not sure what the process should be for review, but I figure we should set a time limit on
> the review period, maybe 2 weeks? (Nigel, I hope you can provide some feedback on a timeline, since one of the issues we
> noted on the call was a time frame for draft). I assume all comments should be posted back to the EG, If anyone would
> like to ask me specific questions related to CDI, I assume it's fine to ask directly. As a note, these should be
> considered in parallel to Reza's documentation on a Spring-styled API.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> John