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Thanks for checking in – we’re very excited about our upcoming Pervasive DataRush Release Candidate 1! You’ll see some changes from our earlier Beta 2. RC1 allows all composition to take place in Java (no more XML and customizers), is more streamlined and has more developer-friendly concepts.

We’re working fast and furiously and expect to have RC1 available for free download soon – please check back again and subscribe to the DataRush RSS feed for immediate release notification! RSS

I just came across DataRush today, I was very excited about it, and wanted to try it out. However, there is no download available from the Downloads area. When RC1 will be available? In the meantime, is there a chance to download the earlier Beta 2?

Thank you for your interest,

We are very close to our next release, which we are calling Release Candidate 1. RC1 is far more accessible to Java programmers and is much simpler to get started with.

So rather than having interested developers looking at the deprecated version, we have removed it.

We plan to have the new version available for downloading soon, so check back in a week or two.

What sort of application are you considering? What other approaches have you been looking at?

Feel free to call me at 512-231-6060 if you want to discuss this or any other aspect of DataRush.

Looking forward to hearing more about the application,
steveh

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Steveh,

Thank you very much for your quick reply. I am looking for an application model using asynchronous communication to achieve high throughput and fast responding time to continuous events so different components may continue to do their work without waiting for each other, but communicate asynchronously for collaborative works. Just like in real life, everyone is doing his/her work, but communicate via email, or phone if it is urgent or desperate. Holding someone up is generally not a good idea. As another example, if I have data flowing through a channel, I don't want to continuously lock/unlock the channel when adding or taking data into/out of the channel, at least not in the application level. So, I am not satisfied with having a thread waiting for another thread to finish its work because this approach inevitably has led us to confront with synchronisation issues, race conditions and debugging nightmare, etc, very ineffective in development. In my view, your approach is a leap in software development which is backed by advance in hardware development. The advantages of having an effective framework to deal with these common pitfalls are obvious as developers do not need to spending a lot of time inventing their own wheels (i.e. application mode). I look forward to your RC1, thanks again.

Hi Aliao,

We will post the moment RC1 is available on DataRush's blog. Please subscribe to our RSS for updates, thanks! RSS

Hunter