The following is the list of the project in which I was involved once upon a time. I don’t maintain or take part in them anymore:
- Apache MINA Project – Cofounder & the first Vice President
- Apache Directory Project – Committer & emeritus PMC (Project Management Committee) member
- Lorentz – A Generic object conversion framework
- Maxine – A Simplistic JMX microkernel
- OIL – A queue persistence library
- TL-Launcher – A single-JAR application launcher
- TL-IO – I/O and NIO utility classes
- TL-Util – Miscellaneous utlitiy classes
- Netty 1 – An event based BIO framework
- Netty 2 – An event based NIO framework
Subversion Repository Access
Please use your Subversion client to check the source code out:
svn co http://gleamynode.net/repo/svn/ gleamynode
Hi Trustin,
Thanks for all your wonderful software! I’ve been a Netty and MINA user, and have always been incredibly impressed with the quality of your projects.
I’d like to take a look at the OIL source, but the svn repo seems to be missing. Is it available elsewhere?
Thank you!
Garth
— Garth · 2008-07-05 02:11 · #
Hi Garth,
I’m so happy that you are satisfied with my work. OIL is pretty out-of-date project, but let me upload it somewhere and update this page if you want to browse its source code. I’d suggesst you to use a JMS provider which provides in-VM transport though.
— Trustin Lee · 2008-07-07 08:55 · #
Thanks Trustin. I’m just interested in checking out the code and seeing how it was built. I have a very small project for which a full JMS provider is overkill, and I’d like to see how you designed it. I’ve already looked at some of the JBoss Messaging and ActiveMQ code, but I wanted to see something that wasn’t built specifically for JMS before I finalized my own design.
Best,
Garth
— Garth · 2008-07-08 00:54 · #
Garth,
Please try again with the SVN repository URL above. It should work now.
HTH,
— Trustin Lee · 2008-07-09 10:18 · #
Perfect! Thank you so much!
Best,
Garth
— Garth · 2008-07-11 03:29 · #