By the way, have you looked at DWR.  Doesn't it do something similar?  If your
ideas are compatible you might consider adding on to them.

WILL
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Will Glass-Husain
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Quoting Henning Schmiedehausen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hi Ji,
> 
> first off, I think that it is not a good thing to send such a mail to
> literally dozens of people. I'd fear that some of them will readily
> discard it as unwanted.
> 
> About your mail: I think the best and easiest way to help the ASF is not
> wanting to start a new project right away but to contribute to an
> existing project. You've mentioned e.g. tag libraries. We do have a tag
> library project; just join the mailing lists (see
> http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/index.html#GettingInvolved) how to do
> it and propose your code to the sandbox.
> 
> As for your Ajax ideas: We do have some Ajax components in projects but
> I don't think that the ASF has an explicit "AJAX" project (yet). Maybe
> the taglibs or other server side projects such as MyFaces (JSF) or
> Tapestry would be the right place to join if you want to work in that
> field.
> 
> The incubator is not really about "incubating code", it is more about
> "incubating communities"; if you don't already have some code and
> community that should be brought to the ASF or a group of people that
> want to start a project with clear defined goals inside the ASF, it is
> not really the best possible place to start from scratch.
> 
> So I'd really like to encourage you not just wanting to start a new
> project but to join one of the existing projects. You would be able to
> have a flying start and build upon what's already there.
> 
>       Best regards
>               Henning
> 
> (Gee, 24. I remember when I was that young but it was a long time
> ago. :-) )
> 
> On Mon, 2006-06-12 at 19:42 -0400, Jihoon Kim wrote:
> > Brief Intro and Reason for Email  =>
> > Hi my name is Ji [a.k.a. G {will be 24 by the end of the year}] and as
> > I desired to start off a project in the Apache community, I
> > wanted to know if I could have one of you as my Champion.  Since in the
> > Process of Incubation it states that "The first thing you will want to
> > do is find a Champion for your project.", G thought to do so.
> > 
> > My Desired Project  =>
> > Anyway.........it really is a simple thing, where I thought to create
> > a package of Java classes and .js files to have object orientation on
> > both side of the field [server and client].  So that one can do most
> > of the basic processes on the client side {such as simulating certain
> > desktop app functionalities} and give webserver, appserver, database,
> > and etceteras some breather.
> > 
> > Sample of the Thought?  =>
> > I was able to perform the task within my organization and it did span
> > off to the production environment in the month of April.  This project
> > basically included various back end services and my part of the project
> > was implemented by using number of Java classes, JSPs, and .js files.
> > Seeing that it was quite Kewl and it did please the business people, I
> > was wondering if I could span off a complete set of code in the Apache
> > community.  Another reason is that I did create some small projects
> > during my spare time for fun and for polishing my coding skill and I
> > figured it would be better if I attempted to get it to be approved by
> > the Apache people rather than simply letting the code sit in my
> > laptop.
> > One additional thought was to possibly create a bunch of
> > tag libraries and allow simple structure [somewhat similar to Flex].
> > {  of course more thought will come with time by myself or from other
> > members of the project........if accepted,  >8^)  }
> > 
> > Reason for the Project =>
> > This section is short.  I realized that many people did not enjoy
> > writing javascript, so I thought this would be fun and rather
> > interesting.  Furthermore, since this will allow the user
> > to create javascript objects without any knowledge of javascript,
> > I thought it would be quite attractive to those group of people who
> > do not wish to engage in experimenting with javascript and prefer
> > to stay within their area of interest [namely Java]  For the needed
> > datastructures and objects would be created through Java
> > classes [giving the developer the abstraction].
> >     Because of the Latest Hype :
> >                  By having object orientated structure on the client
> >                  side, modification of the structure would be easy
> >                  whenever doing Ajax and whenever you retrieve and
> >                  update the syndicate information.
> > 
> > My Flaws.......but....  =>
> > Okay, facts are facts and though I wish I could deny it in some way, I
> > guess I have no other choice but to face them, dang.  I am 24 years
> > old and as such I probably fall behind many people in relation to
> > number of years in programming and also knowledge in the programming
> > field.  But I still REALLY.........continued for the next 30
> > lines......., REALLY like programming and hope that I can learn from
> > others and try to contribute as best as I can.
> > ThanK YoU in advance and hopefully I can have a positive feedback.
> > 
> > Oh yes, if given the chance I will try to keep the efficiency level in
> > my program to my upmost capability in process logic [i.e.
> > O[(n)log(n)], O[log(n)], and O[1] ], allocation of memory, and design.
> > 
> > One more request, if you think this project does not have any
> > potential can I have one of the following feedback?  =>
> >         * what was the flaw and where should I improve my thinking
> >           process
> >         * a direction to where I should go
> > 
> > THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...continued on the next line...
> >                    .....................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> > 
> > Also, ThanK YOU in advance to people who are willing to respond
> > to this email.  Since I wish to reduce number of spams to everyone's
> > mailbox I will send out one additional email to everyone for thankS of
> > even looking at this email, after I hopefully receive an email from a
> > willing Champion or after two months of no Champion [whichever comes
> > first........though I would TRULY prefer the first over the latter].
> 
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