On Fri, 18 May 2007, Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
Don't get bureaucratic we are perfectly able to accept code donations
provided the proper paperwork is done and there is an internal sponsor.
Sure, if someone wants to help us write the code, then that's certainly
the case. If anyone does want to
We are on the way to accomplish that.
Yegor
I support continuing to enforce the follow guidelines for out of
scratchpad:
1. round trip (Read/write test)
2. large number of unit tests
3. No duplication of org.poi.util.*
4. Documentation for a reasonable person to get started/etc.
These
I support continuing to enforce the follow guidelines for out of
scratchpad:
1. round trip (Read/write test)
2. large number of unit tests
3. No duplication of org.poi.util.*
4. Documentation for a reasonable person to get started/etc.
These continue to be required for my non -1. This is just a
Assuming the apache board approves our TLP proposal, in a few months time,
we might be in a position to sponsor an existing open source ODF library
through the apache incubator, and then have them join POI. That's
something we could consider if a suitable project was found, but there's
Andrew C. Oliver schrieb:
I support continuing to enforce the follow guidelines for out of
scratchpad:
1. round trip (Read/write test)
2. large number of unit tests
3. No duplication of org.poi.util.*
4. Documentation for a reasonable person to get started/etc.
I second that.
Best
it by
some functions...
We don't know if we can also rely on POI for future projects because we don't
know what POI plans for the future. Maybe you could answer a few questions:
- Will there be ongoing work after POI 3.0?
- Are you planning to support the Open Document Format which is used
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Günter Kickinger wrote:
- Will there be ongoing work after POI 3.0?
Yes. The plan is to do a release at least every year. There are at least a
few bits of work already planned, that are waiting for 3.0 to go FINAL
before they get committed.
- Are you planning to support
- Will there be ongoing work after POI 3.0?
Of course, there will be. I have a long personal TODO list - both fixing
bugs and adding new features.
POI is not only HSSF. I guess in the next dev cycle
my major efforts will be focused on HSLF. The plan is to move it out
of scratchpad by
