Hi, Thanks for the clarification.
I'm not sure, if that can be done in such a short time. Even Anatole at Tamaya has not used certain Maven release plugins or processes before. I can't remember if Reza ever did or also went a more manual, time-intensive way when doing the occasional releases of DeviceMap data or classifier. The classifier similar to both .NET clients (there it's much easier because .NET has a built-in configuration API and a properties like file App.config even in the binary distro) has this default URL built in: "http://devicemap-vm.apache.org/data/latest";; Even if you ignore the snapshot one (the latest clients will simply fail because it doesn't exist any more) I assume the VM will be destroyed upon archivation of the project. While e.g. http://lenya.apache.org/ suggest, the main project page with a banner saying "it's archived" would remain for every top level project even the archived ones. URL loader only works for "exploded" JARs, so it won't work for a remote JAR on a Maven repository. Adding that especially to the .NET clients IMHO is a too big task for an "emergency release". Are there options to publish at least the latest "exploded" data folder somewhere in a safe and compliant way? That's what the URL in all these cases requires if you don't override it (for .NET I think there is only the default, one has to tweak the config file before running it, but that file is in the Console, not Client, so the .NET ones are far better written than what Reza did with Java I'm afraid;-| Werner On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 wrote: Hi, On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at 12:16 PM, Werner Keil <[email protected]> wrote: > ...Not sure, if you resigned effective as of today, or plan to do so in the > very near future?... The latter, I was planning to send my effective resignation on Monday the 22nd. > ...If a final release of Java and .NET clients taking device data also from a > remote maven repository could be done,... If you want to prepare such a release in the next few days we still have 3 PMC members to vote on it. -Bertrand
