On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Ceki [iso-8859-1] Gülcü wrote:
> >
> >* How are you measuring "activity"? I would guess from your statement
> > that you are talking about developers doing commits -- but what about
> > they users who just want to USE your project in their own work and could
> > give a rip about how the thing is built. By that measure, I would submit
> > that Tomcat is far and away the most active Jakarta project, followed by
> > Ant, followed by Struts, followed by everything else. (Check download
> > counts and -USER list subscriptions and activity for corroborating
> > evidence). Tomcat 3.x and Struts contains no checked in JARs, Tomcat 4
> > only has patched versions of the stupid JAXP sealed jars until the next
> > version of JAXP fixes that for us.
>
> Are the stats available? If so, I would appreciate a pointer.
>
For download counts, you have to go analyze the log files (and, of course,
we're only counting downloads from daedalus -- not from mirrors). Tomcat
runs in the 50k-100k downloads per month range -- having up to date stats
would be quite nice.
For mailing lists, the following are subscription counts as of this
morning to the Jakarta-based mailing lists:
alexandria -dev 65 -user 57
announcements 4183
ant -dev 517 -user 860
avalon -dev 104 -user 22
ecs -dev 53 -user 96
general 1165
jakarta-commons 72
james -dev 102 -user 128
jetspeed -dev 153 -user 202
jmeter -dev 45 -user 71
log4j -dev 157 -user 335
oro -dev 74 -user 135
regexp -dev 97 -user 156
slide -dev 193 -user 283
struts -dev 610 -user 1189
taglibs -dev 348 -user 510
tomcat -dev 1082 -user 2176
turbine -dev 190 -user 304
velocity -dev 152 -user 304
Craig
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