grubbelWeblog of Jonas Bonér [jonas AT codehaus DOT org]JMangler changes its license back to LGPL- June 30, 2003 JMangler will change its license back to LGPL (for some reason they changed to GPL for the 3.x release). The change to GPL did of course cause a lot of problems for AspectWerkz (which is licensed under LGPL and uses JMangler) and I have since then tried to persuade the JMangler team to change its license back to LGPL. Yesterday I recieved this letter from Michael Austermann, the creator of JMangler: Hi Jonas, I've been to canda for the last weeks and was unable to readreply any emails. We..http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/000076_jmangler_changes_its_license_back_... AspectWerkz ruthlessly refactored- June 20, 2003 After two weeks of Ruthless Refactoring (TM) I can now announce that AspectWerkz version 0.6.3 has been released. I have among other things rewritten the whole definition and weave model implementation to support a much more powerful join point model. The join point model now have the essence of the AspectJ model. Here are some of the featureschanges: Completely new definition model. Aspects, advices, .http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/000065_aspectwerkz_ruthlessly_refactored.... JBoss AOP is lacking a decent join point model- June 18, 2003 There has been a lot of talk about the JBoss AOP implementation (and its lack of performance) lately. When looking at it you can see (as Rickard and many others already have pointed out) that it has soo many major flaws that it is impossible for it to perform anything but bad. Apart from this, one of the things that first hit me was that the implementation is completely lacking a decent join point model (meaning some sort of "language" in which you can define which methodsfields etc....http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/000063_jboss_aop_is_lacking_a_decent_join... Hire me!- June 3, 2003 Two weeks ago we moved back to Sweden (after a year and a half in Austria) and I'm currently looking for a new job.<br> Interested in hiring me Drop me an email: jboner AT codehaus DOT org.http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/000038_hire_me.html |