sarasvati-wf-dev

Hi Paul I'd like to propose a new feature currently not supported in Sarasvati - multiple token

Hello Jit Roy Chowdhury, Sorry for the extremely late reply. My work on Sarasvati was pretty dormant.

Hi Luca, Thank you for posting this. It looks like this might be against the latest release. It's

Ok after doing some wizardry and using the command-line, it seems I got it working. Thanks for your

The thought of writing the project in Scala did cross my mind and to do that I need to contend with

Hi Paul, Thanks for releasing 1.0.4 with all the fixes. I am keen to know what's keep you busy,

Hi guys, Thanks for your feeback. Sorry I'm so late with my response, things have been extremely

Since the number of events that can be emitted by Sarasvati are both finite and limited and hence i

Paul, Many thanks, it looks great! I think we covered pretty much all the possible events... Cheers,

:) On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 10:58 AM, Cheong Chung Onn <chun...@gmail.com> wrote: Cool!, I can

Hi Paul, Thanks for pointing me the right direction. I failed to dig deeper into the javadoc :)

Hi all, I updated the editor to save graphical information to a separate file. So now if you save

Hi all, I added a return type to ExecutionListener#notify, allowing execution listeners to interact

Oh, yeah. I forgot that some of the IOC containers (like Seam) also allow interceptors. Paul On Sun,

Hi Paul, Thanks. Have a good week ahead. Regards chung-onn Paul Lorenz wrote: > Hi chung-onn >

Done. Regards chung-onn Paul Lorenz wrote: > I'd prefer that Accept stays Accept, for

I'm not sure that Sarasvati will suit your needs, but your project sounds interesting. I'll

Paul Lorenz wrote: > > Response in-line. > > > On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 12:25 AM, Cheong

Fixed. This happened because I changed the size of the icon to match the actual displayed size. This

I just took out the checked types. It was probably an unnecessary optimization, since you only need

On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 3:10 PM, sgw.y <fron...@gmail.com> wrote: > 1) provides the

Please find my response inline Paul Lorenz wrote: > Hi chung-onn, > Thanks for trying this out.

Paul Lorenz wrote: > Thank you for the feeback. Responses in-line. Thanks for making it a great

I implemented the variation, where the hash is built off of the XML objects. There is now a method on

I'm fairly certain that we'll end up going to either Maven or Ivy sooner or later. From what

Hi Paul, Please find my in-line response below. Paul Lorenz wrote: > Hi chung-onn, > I fixed

Hi Paul, I have yet use the external PD feature and I wont be comment on it :) Paul Lorenz wrote:

Oh, also, thank you for the contribution. Being able to support alternate input formats will be nice,

I made those in inkscape. The easiest place to grab them is from the .svg in <svn-root>/wiki/

Hi Vincent, Making Sarasvati more flexible in what input formats it allows certainly sounds like a