Donkey

The first two Treasury interfaces using the donkey went live last night. More to come very soon !

We are now making good use of our Clover license.
I have swapped out Cobertura for Clover.
Check out the results here.
Pretty boring coverage reports when you have 100%
Still it is nice to see what test is calling what code.

JetBrains have given us unlimited licenses for Intellij for a year.
Atlassian have also given us a license for Clover.
Both of them got back to me within a day. Awesome.
This obviously makes me disproportionately happy.
Talk to me if need the details.

On behalf of the project, I have applied for 8 Intellij licenses.
JetBrains processes Open Source License applications on a project basis.
The site says it should take a couple of days.
Will let everyone know via email what their license keys are, if they need one.

We want to swap out Cobertura for Clover.
I have applied for an Open Source License for Clover.
It takes a couple of weeks to be processed.
Stay tuned for better coverage reports.

Alpha release complete (with 15 mins to spare!).
Check out what we have done.
100% coverage. Some doco and demo tests. Nice.
Thanks to everyone involved!

Matt Callanan and I have made use of an embedded Jetty Server to allow us to have a Http inbound end point.
Surprisingly, the code looks quite nice and simple like our other bits.
Check out the HttpToCsvDemoTest.java.
Yet again, simple != easy.

URL forwarding from www.burroloco.org and burroloco.org comes to assembla!
Internets! Yay!
Talk to me if you want the details.

Thanks to Sully, the is continuous integration build loop GO!
Overriding config is now a whole lot clearer and easier. A long way to go.
Created Jdbc2JdbcDemoTest.
Coverage; line 79%, branch74%
Chip. Chip.

We made a call to remove Tibco until after the Alpha Release.
It was taking too much time to work out to how create meaningful tests using both the real impl and stubs.
Created a tag demonstrating TibcoToFixedWidth called tibco-spike.
We might apply for a development Tibco license.
Increased coverage; line: 70% branch: 66%

Three demo tests created.
Two demo test walk throughs done.
Two really basic overview diagrams completed.
Coverage is up to 70% lines and 61% branch. Not yet 100% standalone.
Creating the Tibco inbound demo test has driven refactoring of slurping.
Build is working on Mac, Linux, but not yet Windows.
Config fixes are yet to be addressed.

TibcoRV calls are now stubbed.
This allows the Donkey to be built without having to install TibcoRV.
There is a stub tibco.jar in lib/runtime/tibco
You can run real TibcoRV by replacing the tibco.jar with a tibrvj.jar from Tibco in your runtime classpath.

Cobertura instead of Clover is now being used for code coverage.
This was REALLY hard to change. Our ANT files are quite confusing.
We are sitting at 42%.
We should apply for a Clover license later on in the week.
It should be free for a noble, and open project like ours. Worth asking at least!

We have decided to use the BSD License.
Information on this license can be found here http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php
There is a license file in svn titled LICENSE.txt based on the template from the site.

This domain name has been registered for this project.
www.burroloco.org will be redirected to the assembla home page.
The java package structure will be org.burroloco