ADBA feedback

Mark Rotteveel mark at lawinegevaar.nl
Wed May 2 15:44:27 UTC 2018


To give an update, Dave and I created www.asyncjdbc.org and created a 
project on https://gitlab.com/asyncjdbc/asyncjdbc with a fork of the 
ADBA-over-JDBC code from Oracle (from 
https://github.com/oracle/oracle-db-examples)

We decided to call it asyncjdbc instead of AoJ or ADBA-over-JDBC because 
it is short but also clear about what it does.

We're still setting things up, and when we have reorganized the code a 
bit and maybe given the site a bit more polish (actual content, replaced 
some placeholder content, etc), we'll post a real announcement 
(hopefully later this week).

We chose GitLab instead of GitHub, as we hope some of their features 
will benefit the project. We may add a repository mirror on GitHub in 
the future if that is sensible (and not a maintenance nightmare), to 
that end we also reserved https://github.com/asyncjdbc.

Mark

On 1-5-2018 17:24, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
> Thanks, I have reached out to Dave, and we are discussing things now.
> 
> On 27-4-2018 18:11, Lance Andersen wrote:
>> Maybe sync up with Dave Cramer.  Please see 
>> https://github.com/pgjdbc/AoJ/
>>
>>
>>> On Apr 27, 2018, at 11:53 AM, Mark Rotteveel <mark at lawinegevaar.nl 
>>> <mailto:mark at lawinegevaar.nl>> wrote:
>>>
>>> On 27-4-2018 16:36, Douglas Surber wrote:
>>>> The world doesn’t need more than one implementation of AoJ. AoJ is 
>>>> purely a descriptive name; there is nothing creative about it. 
>>>> Perhaps our biggest goal in creating AoJ was to jump start a 
>>>> community project to create an AoJ implementation. So a community 
>>>> AoJ fork could (should) use the AoJ name though a different package.
>>>
>>> I think idea this has a bootstrapping problem. There needs to be one 
>>> such initiative (and - hopefully - only one), and there needs to be 
>>> sufficient traction for that to remain alive.
>>>
>>> I'm willing to create an organization on GitHub that contains such a 
>>> fork, but - partly due to health issues - I really don't have the 
>>> time and energy to be very actively contributing or involved in that 
>>> for the foreseeable future. And that can easily be the downfall of 
>>> such a fork.
>>>
>>> Would there be any objections to create a GitHub organization called 
>>> adba-community, or maybe jdbc-community (which would allow it to be 
>>> broader than just AoJ and ADBA)?
> 
> 


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Mark Rotteveel


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