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Jeremy Jones
Munkware, a transactional and persistent queueing mechanism, is proud to announce version 0.1 for public consumption. Bug fixes/enhancements include:
- improved recoverability in the event of system crash
- example code which is more functional (i.e. they die nicely now ;-)
- and modification of transactional syntax (from *_ack() to *_commit() and un_*() to *_rollback())
The Sourceforge Project page is located at http://sourceforge.net/projects/munkware/ and the project home page is located at http://munkware.sourceforge.net/
Future plans for Munkware include:
- Better documentation with diagrams of state traversal
- Auto-commit functionality
- Transactional and persistent queueing server with (possibly) a SOAP interface
If you have any suggestions, please feel free to email them to me. If you just think that this project sucks, email that, too.
Jeremy Jones
- improved recoverability in the event of system crash
- example code which is more functional (i.e. they die nicely now ;-)
- and modification of transactional syntax (from *_ack() to *_commit() and un_*() to *_rollback())
The Sourceforge Project page is located at http://sourceforge.net/projects/munkware/ and the project home page is located at http://munkware.sourceforge.net/
Future plans for Munkware include:
- Better documentation with diagrams of state traversal
- Auto-commit functionality
- Transactional and persistent queueing server with (possibly) a SOAP interface
If you have any suggestions, please feel free to email them to me. If you just think that this project sucks, email that, too.
Jeremy Jones