RE: distribute minimal jar

[Paulo Gaspar]

Relax, I was just curious... but too lazy to check the source.
=:o)

Have fun,
Paulo Gaspar

> -Original Message-
> From: Vladimir Bossicard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 1:49 AM
> To: Jakarta General List
> Subject: Re: distribute minimal jar
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> 
> > The common logging wrapper also looks familiar...
> > ...from Velocity???
> 
> 
> in the java file:
> 
>   * Credit: inspired by org.apache.velocity.runtime.log.LogManager 
> class
> 
> I never meant to "steal" code without crediting the original author. 
> And I'm absolutely ready to give more credit and comply with every term 
> of the Jakarta license.  As the project is still Alpha, it's not on the 
> top of my list but I keep track of everything.
> 
> -Vladimir
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Re: distribute minimal jar

[Vladimir Bossicard]

> The common logging wrapper also looks familiar...
> ...from Velocity???


in the java file:

  * Credit: inspired by org.apache.velocity.runtime.log.LogManager 
class

I never meant to "steal" code without crediting the original author. 
And I'm absolutely ready to give more credit and comply with every term 
of the Jakarta license.  As the project is still Alpha, it's not on the 
top of my list but I keep track of everything.

-Vladimir

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Re: distribute minimal jar

[Vladimir Bossicard]

> I have not taken a close look at it, but I can safley say that you will have
> a hard time converting junit users, unless your framework is really great.


History will be my judge :-)

> I wish you the best of luck.


Thanks.  I think I will to need some :-)


-Vladimir

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Re: distribute minimal jar

[Vladimir Bossicard]

> Thanks for volunteering.


I don't have a problem in volonteering but I first would like to know if 
it's a reasonably feasible.

If the majority think that's this is a good idea, then it will be easier 
for my patches to be applied and a new zip to be created even if there 
is no release planned.

I don't think that the best approach is "Hey guys, please apply my patch 
because _I_ need it".

-Vladimir

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RE: distribute minimal jar

[Ylan Segal]

> If I'm hurting the Jakarta community, please tell me and I will do my
> best to correct my mistakes.
>
I can not speak for the community and do not know if it is hurting anyone. I
just wanted to be sure of what I was looking at. As far as the project goes,
I have not taken a close look at it, but I can safley say that you will have
a har time converting junit users, unless your framework is really great.

I wish you the best of luck.

Ylan Segal.



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Re: distribute minimal jar

[Peter Donald]

On Thu, 14 Feb 2002 10:47, Vladimir Bossicard wrote:
> I have implemented this solution but I think it would be better if this
> is done directly by the Jakarta project itself.

Feel free to join up to alexandria-dev and look at the gump proposal. It 
should minimal changes to this product to get this working (gump already 
produces the minimal jars). I look forward to your patches.

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Re: distribute minimal jar

[Vladimir Bossicard]

> I took a look at your project. It looks just like jakarta's site. Why? Is it
> in anyway related?


It only looks like.  It is not related to Jakarta and I don't use the 
Jakarta logo.  But one of the not-so-long-term goal of my project is to 
join the Jakarta community.

Because I didn't want to reinvent the wheel and that developing my 
project's website is not my priority (and to save time if my project was 
accepted), I decided to use the Jakarta templates for my website.

Using the templates did not only save me precious time that I invested 
in developing and not html-writing, but also gave to my project a great 
look.  It's maybe a detail but it helped to raise the interest of 
several developers.  The website really helped me to build a community 
around Apricot.

The cvs repository, build files are also inspired by several Jakarta 
projects (Velocity and Cactus).  I try to get inspiration from good 
projects because I don't want to lose time making mistakes.

If I'm hurting the Jakarta community, please tell me and I will do my 
best to correct my mistakes.

-Vladimir

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RE: distribute minimal jar

[Paulo Gaspar]

The common logging wrapper also looks familiar...
...from Velocity???

Have fun,
Paulo Gaspar

> -Original Message-
> From: Ylan Segal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 1:10 AM
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> Subject: RE: distribute minimal jar
> 
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> > I have started a project (http://apricot.sourceforge.net) and use
> > several jakarta projects (LogKit, Log4J, oro, velocity, xerces...).
> I took a look at your project. It looks just like jakarta's site. 
> Why? Is it
> in anyway related?
> 
> Ylan Segal
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RE: distribute minimal jar

[Ylan Segal]

> I have started a project (http://apricot.sourceforge.net) and use
> several jakarta projects (LogKit, Log4J, oro, velocity, xerces...).
I took a look at your project. It looks just like jakarta's site. Why? Is it
in anyway related?

Ylan Segal



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Re: distribute minimal jar

[Jon Scott Stevens]

on 2/13/02 3:47 PM, "Vladimir Bossicard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Thanks for considering this proposition.
> 
> -Vladimir

Thanks for volunteering.

-jon


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