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Re: [ecf-dev] org.eclipse.ecf.example.clients IllegalMonitorStateException

Hi Scott,

Well, you might appreciate the fact that I would have contributed this system, if the client we developed it for would have allowed that. We used as many Eclipse projects in the process as possible, and tried to contribute back as much as possible, as well.

As this was developed in the context of an independent contract this is not the type of decision I make, but can only strive for. In this case, we did manage to return the Subversive support code to Buckminster, which at that time only supported Subclipse.

If I have to decide on a project which technologies to use for a client's project, I decide what is overhead and what is not. If an existing solution is not advanced enough (or if nothing is there) and it is impossible to improve the existing code base, the make-or-buy decision might turn towards the 'make' decision. Which in this case it did.

I'm not quite sure what the point is you are trying to make. I'm writing software as my profession, I'm not hanging around open source projects for fun :)

Regards,
 Dann

On 02/03/2010 18:26, Scott Lewis wrote:
Hi Dann,

If your discovery ui is so 'advanced' and does everything the EMF one does without EMF, then maybe you would contribute it...and it could replace the existing one.

As with any community-driven (read open) project, those that contribute get to decide what's 'overhead' and what's 'advanced'.

Scott


Dann Martens wrote:
Hi Scott,

Strange. As the author of an (admittedly proprietary, yet much more) advanced discovery system, which also came with several UI views in Eclipse, I wonder why it has been necessary to include EMF dependencies? We have never identified the need to do so. Quite the contrary, we have found EMF to introduce only unnecessary overhead.

Is this a new hobby thing of people to play with EMF, just for the sake of it? :)

Markus, your feedback would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Regards,
 Dann
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