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2013/9/18 Matt Benson :
> My intention for runtime weaving would be to bootstrap the weave process in
> another
My intention for runtime weaving would be to bootstrap the weave process in
another manner (I don't think cleaning is relevant to run time). The
processor module is described as defining the SPI and providing the
filesystem-based/build time infrastructure to invoke the service providers.
Does that
+1, not that important for the first release "build" oriented but if
we extend the concept to runtimes it should be done but it is not that
easy since you need to take care of current context to know if you are
in a container or not and if you use right perms.
Romain Manni-Bucau
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Hmm... well, the typical usage profile for WeaveProcessor/CleanProcessor
would be that it is invoked by Maven or Ant, so I wouldn't usually (ever?)
expect an active SecurityManager in these contexts. That leaves custom
stuff, the nature of which I can't really begin to imagine having just
woken up
Go for it!
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Am 17.09.2013 um 22:40 schrieb Matt Benson :
> I propose that the [weaver] component [1] is ready for release. I am the
> primary contributor to the code, but Mark Struberg also worked on the core
> architecture. As soon as [weaver] is released I intend to
On 09/17/2013 04:40 PM, Matt Benson wrote:
I propose that the [weaver] component [1] is ready for release. I am the
primary contributor to the code, but Mark Struberg also worked on the core
architecture. As soon as [weaver] is released I intend to incorporate the
privilizer module into Apache
I propose that the [weaver] component [1] is ready for release. I am the
primary contributor to the code, but Mark Struberg also worked on the core
architecture. As soon as [weaver] is released I intend to incorporate the
privilizer module into Apache BVal, and at least at one point it was
planne
