Hi Nagasitaram, Looks like Thiago grabbed that issue over the weekend. Are you still looking to help?
We've got a few different initiatives going on. Maybe you have some preference in where we can steer you: - Jakarta EE 8 compliance: Immediate: some help getting people to know how to run the TCK. Long-term: help fixing tests - Jakarta EE 9 compliance: Immediate: help kicking the tires on the prototype 'jakarta' TomEE server; i.e. writing apps that use jakarta.ws.rs.Post, jakarta.persistence.Entity, etc and report issues. - Bug fixing: We've got 550 open issues. Hard part is picking one. - User list: there might be some questions you know the answers to. This may seem small, but if "Einstein is mopping the floor" because there is no janitor, getting contributions from either a janitor or another Einstein can change the world. :) One is easier than the other :) Let me now what kind of things sound interesting and I'll see what might fit. -- David Blevins http://twitter.com/dblevins http://www.tomitribe.com > On Jun 7, 2020, at 9:44 AM, David Blevins <david.blev...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi Nagasitaram! > > It's very great to from you and it's truly awesome when a user of TomEE > decides to contribute. Big applause to you and OpenText! > > First of all, do not get intimidated by your first ticket. If it ends up > being too hard or just not fun, let's find something else for you. There is > always plenty of do. People have a way of 1) putting too much pressure on > themselves and 2) not asking questions for fear of being seen as "not smart." > Don't let that happen to you. Be chatty and talk, that's the only way :) > > I created this ticket for you which is an area we're working on now with the > javax-to-jakarta namespace change. > > - https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMEE-2838 > > The short version is "grab the jackson source code and see if you can find > where in the code `javax.xml` is being referenced. Bonus, see if you can > figure out at least a little what it's doing" > > I suspect their source is on github somewhere, if it is find the file and > post a link to the list. You can then dig into the source itself with the > help of anyone else in the community who is interested. > > There are actually about 2500 of these kind of references we need to > investigate, so really even a "I kind of think it might be doing x, but I'm > not sure" is super helpful. > > - https://github.com/dblevins/tomee-analysis > > If there are others reading who are interested in helping, I can give you a > chunk of references too. There are plenty! > > -- > David Blevins > http://twitter.com/dblevins > http://www.tomitribe.com > >> On Jun 6, 2020, at 10:48 PM, Nagasitaram Thigulla >> <nagasitaram....@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I am Nagasitaram, currently working as a Software Developer at Opentext on >> Appworks Platform. Appworks uses TomEE Plus as the Server. As working on >> this tool for a long time I got interested in its underlying technology. >> >> I am good at Java and Groovy, and unit testing with JUnit and TestNG. I >> have worked on building REST API's using JAX-RS and config sources using >> Microprofile API. I am ready to contribute to TomEE. >> >> I am expecting a simple task to start with. >> >> -- >> *Regards* >> *Nagasitaram* >
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