Hi, This seems to be something that we need to have a discussion about. I am all for not reinventing the wheel and also I do believe that open source projects should collaborate where possible. However I would like to point out the following things
1. Is it possible to install only the tcp monitor from WTP ? Wouldn't you want the whole WTP installed to get the tool ? Would it not be right for the users to have a simple tool that just allows them to monitor a particular connection ? 2. I am working on a IDEA plugin version of tcpmon and my thinking was that it would be nice to have the eclipse version also. Note that these plugins have exactly the same interface and functionality of the good and old tcpmon from Axis 1.x days. That is why seeing the eclipse port from Saliya excited me. In any case I am not going to make changes to the Eclipse code until we openly discuss and get to a conclusion. Ajith On 12/25/06, Lawrence Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm curious what the value is to reinventing the wheel here seeing as the Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) project already includes a TCP/IP monitor (as I said in my comment to this Jira). I'd rather see cooperation among projects from Apache and Eclipse rather than have both communities spend the same amount of energy maintaining very similar code. Lawrence
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