johanlkarlsson
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Posted: January 17, 2010 17:11 by johanlkarlsson
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We need to start prioritizing our work. I suggest we focus on the following; 1. Some "network" logger. The first release should only contain a few amount of appenders. We need to get out very soon. When released we can increase the number of appenders. The big question here is; what appenders is most important? 2. Implement a new set of configuration classes. Should we implement a PropertyConfigurator as in Log4j and Microlog? |
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Jarle Hansen
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Posted: January 17, 2010 19:06 by Jarle Hansen
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First things first, we need to set up the development environment. Me suggestion is: use Gradle with a Maven style folder configuration. src/main/java, src/test/java etc. This way we are not really locked into any build tool, and could easily change to maven or ant later, although it will (most likely) never happen because gradle is excellent. Tasks: 1. Set up environment+initial gradle build script, commit project to git repo. 2. Some "network" logger. I would like to add a simple HTTP logger/server and a cloud one (Google App Engine would be the obvious choice maybe)? I would also like to use a contract-first network protocol, like Google Protocol Buffer, since this will give us the flexibility to easily change the communication format at a later stage. This contract-first approach should be used for all network traffic. 3. I really like the PropertyConfigurator in Log4j/Microlog, so we should probably create something similar. I am, however, not sure how we can integrate it with Android specific configuration files (something similar to the MidletPropertyConfigurator?). This is my suggestion, really just a more detailed version of your initial post  Let me know what you think and then lets just get started! |
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