On Sat, Nov 30, 2002 at 10:17:24PM +0100, Webmaster33 wrote: > I was also looking for a really good Apache GUI for Win32. > > I did post a suggestion to Bugzilla, suggesting a to start > a GUI development project for Apache. This would be very > important for the Apache project itself...
Wrong place, a gui for apache is a function of this list, and as you can see, if you look at the activity on the list of late, interest died once Comanche and a few others were released. > > Please, everybody on the GUI list, read this article: > http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=14966 > I'm curious all your opinion... Let me know. Bottom line, here is the place to get some interest and a project going. You do that and we can get promotional help from the Apache Group. > You can start looking for an Apache GUI here: > http://gui.apache.org/ Send me more details and I will update that. We have had so little activity I stopped looking. You generate some interest and I'll support it with gui.apache.org. > Finally I found a very usable one, named as ApacheConf v3.2, > but it is 30 day shareware trial, commercial, but seems very usable. > Try it out: > ApacheConf v3.2 > http://www.apache-gui.com/ > > There is another, which is free, but not so usable at this time: > DST Apache Configuration Editor v1.1 > http://www.darkphoton.com/darkstar/DSTACE/index.html > > Following one looks very nice, but not tried, yet. > It's platform independent, because it was written in Java. > NetLoony 20020716 (Java Apache GUI) > http://netloony.sourceforge.net/ > Ensign Baker, I hope these will help you. > Let me know your opinion. To both of you, and any other Win32 people out there, now is the time to step up. -- Rich - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Shepard, Gui-dev Group. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
