[Dev] Time handling (Joda)
Brett Wooldridge
bwooldridge at alterpoint.com
Thu Jun 12 12:39:05 CDT 2008
We've been putting all of the 'pure' library bundles in projects named 'org.ziptie.XXX'. These libraries are used by ZAP but only through pure imports, not bundle dependencies (AFAIK). Therefore, in another deployment ZAP could get them from anywhere (for example, if log4j is already exported by a bundle in a deployment, ZAP would still be happy).
http://wiki.ziptie.org/bin/view/Developer/ProjectNamingConvention
Eg. org.ziptie.log4j, org.ziptie.mozilla.jss4, etc.
-Brett
On 6/13/08 2:32 AM, "Edmund Grossenbacher" <egrossenbacher at alterpoint.com> wrote:
Would you want it in ZipTie, or in the ZAP? (org.ziptie.zap.joda?)
________________________________
From: dev-bounces at ziptie.org [mailto:dev-bounces at ziptie.org] On Behalf Of Brett Wooldridge
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 12:27 PM
To: ZipTie Development List
Subject: Re: [Dev] Time handling (Joda)
We haven't integrated Joda. At present dates within the system are probably a little like snowflakes. I'm not sure what form the adapter uses. We don't control the form put on the wire by JAX-WS. Actually, there aren't many more dates in the system that are externalized that I can think of. The dates that come from the DateTimeInputContributor (tool input) in the client is probably an exception. If you wrap up JODA in a library bundle (org.ziptie.joda), I'll start using it.
-Brett
On 6/13/08 2:20 AM, "Edmund Grossenbacher" <egrossenbacher at alterpoint.com> wrote:
I seem to recall you guys were talking about pulling Joda in at some point... Anyway, I'm looking for ISO 8601 date formatting utilities. Or, have you guys already adopted a standard date format for embedding dates into XML, and what/where can I find that?
-ed
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: http://mailman.ziptie.org/pipermail/dev/attachments/20080612/23b185d3/attachment.html
More information about the Dev
mailing list