What I also don't see happening (or is there some mailing list I don't know of) is regular communication between programmers on different projects.
This is a *very* good point.
Maybe we need a mail list for people interested in Jakarta (or Even all Java @ Apache ) strategy. A get to know you please for _at least_ the committers.In my experience, doing things like this, on a voluntary basis, first requires some community feel. If there is no-one who sees Jakarta as a community place, there is no-one wo wants to put all that extra effort in to make things work together.
[ Interest in simple HTTP server for Avalon. ]
Perhaps we should begin shortlisting candidates for porting. Maybe also we should reach out and suggest porting to "owners" of suitable server applications.
Here's a list :
* Pico Server (no longer available at Jakarta) * Tomcat * Jetty (http://jetty.mortbay.com/) / Artisitic License * Jo (http://www.tagtraum.com/) / clone of W3C license * MinML-RPC (http://www.wilson.co.uk/xml/minmlrpc.htm) BSD license
I've not listed any that use license that forbid interoperation with Apache license.
Regards,
- Paul H
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