I'm interesting in supporting Droids Too. 2010/11/18 Chapuis Bertil <[email protected]>: > I agree. We have to plan a little bit what has to be done and to take some > decisions about which features should be implemented in the next droids > releases. Once the targets are set we can create jira (improvement, bug, > ...) tickets to fullfill the targets. Personally I think Jira is a really > good tool. Unfortunately at the moment we don't really use it to schedule > the changes and set priorities. > > IMHO one of the primary requirements is to clean the trunk: for exemple, the > work which has been done in the droids-crawler project has to be integrated > with the droids-core project. Then making some refactoring and implementing > some new features will be much easier. > > > On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 3:48 PM, Paul Rogalinski <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> this would make two of us. We do also use Droids for an Internet (not >> Intranet) crawler project and would agree to contribute reference >> impelmentation and improvements to the API to fix some shortcomings of the >> current version. >> >> Right now I am ending up with overwriting many core classes to fix issues >> with caching, proxy support, url acceptance / rejection vs. filter chains >> and more. I would like to discuss if those changes would make sense in the >> Droids-core or if they are supposed to be implemented on top of the Droids >> API and reference crawler implementation. This has a lot to do with the >> project philosophy and is not for me to decide. >> >> So yes, I am offering my help - but Droids still needs an active project >> maintainer role. Opening Jira tasks and committing patches won't do any good >> until then and feels like wasted energy to me. Please correct me if I am >> wrong. >> >> Kind Regards, >> Paul. >> >> >> tobr wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> In our company, we are using droids as a crawler for intranet and extranet >>> applications. >>> We are also highly interested in supporting the project. >>> But with the lack of community support by not answering questions on the >>> mailing list, >>> we recently did not even know, if the project is still alive. >>> >>> Tobias >> >> >
-- Santiago Basulto.-
