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Re: [emf-dev] Status of the EMF Query Component
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Hi Christian,
We are getting more information for you, but IBM makes use of EMF Query in its products. So it cannot go away for Galileo. We would be fine with creating a 1.3 version that has no new content, but just confirms from a build and smoke test perspective that it still works and is at the high standard of quality as the other components in Galileo.
I am wondering why EMF Transaction and GMF have a build dependency on EMF Query for the last three years ? (I.e. EMF Query is listed on the dependencies on the download page).
Cheers...
Anthony
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Anthony Hunter mailto:anthonyh@xxxxxxxxxx
Software Development Manager: Eclipse Open Source Components
IBM Rational Software: Aurora / GEF / GMF / Modeling Tools
Phone: 613-270-4613
"Christian W. Damus" ---09/16/2008 12:14:49 PM---Hi, all, The EMF project has had, since Callisto days, a Query component
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"Christian W. Damus" <cdamus@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
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09/16/2008 12:14 PM |
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[emf-dev] Status of the EMF Query Component |
Hi, all,
The EMF project has had, since Callisto days, a Query component providing a Java API with an SQL-ish feel for structured searches in EObject data. Since its 1.0 release, this component has not added any new features except for keeping up with its dependencies: following EMF Core in adopting J2SE 5.0, and adopting new OCL APIs.
It seems to me that this component never did show much "traction" from the user community and I have no plan to initiate any new work for the Galileo release. A summary of Bugzilla activity looks like this:
- Raised/resolved since the Ganymede (1.2) release: 0 / 0
- Raised/resolved since the Europa (1.1) release: 9 / 9
- Raised/resolved since the Callisto (1.0) release: 11 / 12
- Raised/resolved since the initial commit: 11 / 10
Note that a significant number of these bugs were releng-type bugs tagged against the Query component but applying to common/replicated artifacts and processes across the EMF Query/Transaction/Validation components and also MDT OCL.
So, my questions to the community are:
- Do you use the EMF Query component?
- Are you interested in continuing to develop the EMF Query component?
- I am happy to help contributors to earn committer rights by working with them on their patches.
Your feed-back is very important to determining whether this component will have a 1.3 release in Galileo, whether it should just produce a maintenance release for Galileo, or whether it should proceed to a Termination Review.
Thanks,
Christian
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Christian W. Damus
Senior Software Developer, Zeligsoft Inc.
Component Lead, Eclipse MDT OCL and EMF-QTV
E-mail: cdamus@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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