Hei Luca, no, there are no formal assignments due to lack of programmers. However, one thing that comes out is, if somebody committed/contributed the function - the person usually maintains it as long as he/she is around.
You can make whatever change you want, as we are an open source project. The general rule to get commit/write access to the SVN is that either someone knows you very well and your ability to program, or you deliver 1-2 pieces of work (e.g. own functions or improvements). Those get reviewed by 2 developers. And if they "like it", you get write access to the SVN (which requires a SourceForge account). However, what is always possible is to do your programming and send us either your new classes completely (we would use then the compare function in Eclipse) or you send us a patch (made with Eclipse) - and I/we would then test what is happening if it works. Further notes: - changes/modifications to the core (com.vividsolution.jump.*... packages) need to be agreed by at least 2 developers - new api methods or extensions (e.g. for data IO) can be added by avoding hard coding too (as there is a framework for that too) - new general functions should come always as plugins - changes to plugins are reviewed/tested by at least one other person - everything which is new goes into the package org.openjump.*, and not com.vividsolutions.* so, I hope that clarifies some things (I need to check if that is on the wiki; I think at least partly) stefan luca marletta wrote: > Thanksyou, > I use you example and I reach my goal!. > > is there any description on the way OJ project is organized for development? > > I mean who is working on what.. > > I'd like to give some contribution even if I'm a newbee on java. > > For example I need a lot to manage 3D geometry and even if OJ is, > after GRASS the best opensource tool for 3D there are still some basic > lacks. > > Some examples: > > - postgis plugin doesn't support 3D (also shptopgsql doesn't) I need OGR for > it. > - some tool like move geometry drops Z > and so on > > I'd like to make a revision on code for some of them. Someone is > already working on these aspects? > > luca > > > luca marletta > www.beopen.it > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Return on Information: Google Enterprise Search pays you back Get the facts. http://p.sf.net/sfu/google-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Jump-pilot-devel mailing list Jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jump-pilot-devel
