FAQ:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/fileupload/faq.html#whole-path-from-IE
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I have problem witch is related to Apache Common File Upload.
First of all - the code I am using for file saving:
//
FileItemIterator anIterator
to Commons in any way that I can see, but...
I have a download.jsp file
This is your problem. Move your code to a servlet. The extra characters are
almost certainly spaces or line breaks from your JSP page.
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, that calls a manage bean downloadfile.java to render a file, it is all
,
org.apache.commons.fileupload.MultipartStream.ProgressNotifier)}.
(which is not public)
The class itself should _not_ be considered part of the public API for
Commons FileUpload. It is intended to be an internal implementation detail.
That was a mistake that we need to rectify.
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// Constructors
public
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Except that 'scriptable' does not describe the purpose
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If we were talking about these words in a vacuum, I might
anything else.
Oh, and I'm definitely in favour of going for a 2.0 release and cleaning up
some crud along the way. I just don't think I'll be in a position to help
any time soon, I'm afraid.
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Thoughts?
Jochen
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is the DNS, since it's a prereq to everything else :)
Well, except that commons.apache.org already exists, and has a web site
that refers to the Jakarta, XML and Web Services Commons sites. Are there
any other DNS changes that we need?
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We may have some
interesting times
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Resolution: Won't Fix
Niall is correct. This is as designed.
The problem
Commons
component heading for 2.0.
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Packae naming:
As discussed here
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it might be a good idea to have a new package name for the 2.x
it was your first commit, the commit message is sitting
in the moderation queue, waiting for a moderator to approve it (and add your
address to the allowed posters).
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I used the subclipse plugin (version 1.1.9) with eclipse (version 3.2.1)
on a Linux box. Should a specific commit
were looking at Swing code, you'd likely see them
all over the place. The above may look ugly / weird to you, but it looks
elegant / self-documenting to me.
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I would agree, however, that it does group stuff logically.
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On 1/9/07
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Martin Cooper wrote:
Could you say more about this, please? I happen
on exceptions as
inner classes being a bad idea; FileUpload has done this for years, without
any problems. But I'm always interested in hearing new perspectives...
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I propose that this exception is promoted to a top level class, and
renamed to DirectoryWalkCancelledException.
Since
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Martin Cooper wrote:
Could you say more about this, please? I happen to disagree on
exceptions as
inner classes being a bad idea; FileUpload has done this for years,
without
any problems. But I'm always interested in hearing new
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Martin Cooper wrote:
Could you say more about this, please? I happen to disagree on
exceptions as
inner classes being a bad idea; FileUpload has done this for years,
without
any
getting them from SVN, or having Maven
or Ant retrieve them. And in all of those three cases, once you have them on
your local machine, you don't need the network to build the next time.
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But with Ant
it's at least better than with Maven as the build environment itself does
not
get
can be used as a convenient source for
the jars, eg
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jakarta/commons/proper/logging/trunk/build.xml
Right, and an Ant build generated by Maven will in fact get the dependencies
from the Maven repo, just as Maven does.
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BTW, note
of
when, if ever, they were likely to be fixed, and no indication of whether
anyone was committed to looking at them. Once you start versioning the
issues, you get the beginnings of a roadmap rather than just a bucket of
issues.
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Lang has a good example of an 'in the future
Marcelo on the EMF team
(Including a test link showing how some of the EMF
stuff works):
That link requires a login (and therefore registration). Could you provide
more information here, please?
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http://www.eclipse.org/newsportal/article.php?id=21615group=eclipse.tools.emf#21615
for that.
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http://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/register.php
Cheers,
- Ole
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Hi,
I just got the VFS 1.0 announcement a little while
back and did a cross post on the EMF mailing list,
since EMF has
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Martin Cooper wrote:
On 12/27/06, Henri Yandell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks good - nice work :)
Only bit that leaps out to me as missing are the little arrows to
symbolize external links. We may not care.
Actually, I like those
that, they look a lot alike. ;-)
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Definitely don't care that 'About Lang' is gone; and I'm not bothered
that 'Development Process' is gone either. I presume these are
standard Maven things that have gone from m1 to m2.
Hen
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This method will handle a file in either Unix or Windows
that introduce hundreds of new violations, and you have the gall to
say that you refuse to fix the ones you don't agree with? That's not how we
work here at Commons either.
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Jochen
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once have we had an argument serious
ended up on this, but, modulo the procedural issues, +1
from me for bringing this to Commons.
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It would make sense to me for FileCleaner to provide a method to cleanly stop
the reaper thread, and possiby another method to (re
control over it.
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I don't know what the problem is. I have
included the latest commons-fileupload.jar file. I also have included
org.apache.commons.is_1.2.0.jar.
The error I am getting is as follows. I also have included my source
HTTP Status 500
RAT tool, run over the
proposed distro, to make sure were not missing anything.
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The proposed distributables can be found at
http://people.apache.org/~jochen/commons-fileupload/dist
The proposed web site is at
http://people.apache.org/~jochen/commons-fileupload/site
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Even without the latest streaming changes, encrypting the file on the server,
prior to writing
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Resolution: Won't Fix
Resolving as Won't Fix, since this is a specialised application which can be
implemented with no additional enhancements
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Martin Cooper closed FILEUPLOAD-119.
The encryption decryption of uploaded file
Key: FILEUPLOAD-119
URL
of
functionality that adds so much to the component that we feel a major
version bump is warranted.
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Occasional drastic pruning of code is needed to keep it healthy and
manageable. But we should not be eager to run out and break
compatibility without deliberate and compelling
is it necessary to mandate such a thing?
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Occasional drastic pruning of code is needed to keep it healthy and
manageable. But we should not be eager to run out and break
compatibility without deliberate and compelling reasons.
I agree that we should not run out and break
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This is probably no longer relevant, since Jochen's streaming changes also
eliminate the up-front
for in #FILEUPLOAD-114
I suppose. The problem is that this method _should_ be in ServletFileUpload
and _should not_ be in FileUploadBase, but there is no way to make that
happen (that I am aware of, anyway) without breaking backward compatibility.
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Modified:
jakarta
doesn't make much
sense. If we want to store both in the same directory, how about calling
that directory just 'checks' or 'code-checks'?
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Added:
jakarta/commons/proper/fileupload/trunk/src/checkstyle/
jakarta/commons/proper/fileupload/trunk/src/checkstyle
to get rid of the Maven 1 build. The Gump build uses
Ant. What's the problem?
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Hi,
I have just checked in the required changes for building site and
distribution of commons-fileupload with Maven 2. See
people would get involved if
they didn't see the commit messages. How can they be properly involved if
they're not watching what's happening to the code and the issues?
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It also allows people to choose not only what they receive, but how.
Email isn't the only way to 'subscribe
for information on how to use the
component:
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p.f. Goudjo-Ako
, one for each selected
item.
I am using the getString() method of the FileItem interface. Is there
another method which returns an array of values?
There is no array of values, unless you build one. Each value is a separate
item.
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Thanks,
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sense.
3) You are passing a bogus value to setRepository. If you want it to use a
specific directory, pass that. If you don't, don't call the method.
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Here's the Servlet method
protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response) throws
, then you may need to look at the stream itself,
and add a test to your code to check for a multipart request.
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Thanks again!
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Hey all
I am trying to handle a JSP file upload
on that specialisation.
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IMHO My codes fits better IO (I took the idea from IO source code).
But if the community won't reject I'll post a patch to IO.
Regards,
Vitaliy S
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re: http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/compress
out?
I don't know anything about a SoC project, but it appears that Google does
(or did?) index the mod_mbox files, so you can search them with Google by
adding site:mail-archives.apache.org to your Google search.
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Cheers,
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isn't always related to IO, so extending
IOException would simply be wrong.
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It will avoid
a lot of casting, type checking, and conversions. Besides, it also makes
sense in the semantic level. At least, I do thing so.
The only argument I can see against the exception change
files? so does any one has
solutions ?
I thought your problem was that files are being deleted that you do not want
deleted, right? What does that have to do with secure deletion?
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we are confuesed by the radom delete of the jpg/gif files.
any suggestion is welcome
By the way, your questions are more appropriate for the User list than the
Dev list.
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hi,all
i got a problem .
our requirements is upload some jpg/gif to the server
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Martin Cooper wrote:
On 6/7/06, biglaughing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,all
i got a problem .
our requirements is upload some jpg/gif to the server(images server).
also,we maybe upload a file more than one time.
we found , some times, all
and changes) so it's not
as if it's the only thing.
Does this new changelog look okay?
Yep, it looks like everything is in there now.
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If so I'll start the vote on RC1
again as we've had a lot of noise on this thread.
Hen
/~bayard/fileupload/
[X] +1, looks good.
[ ] -1, nope, something needs fixing.
It looks like something weird has happened to the FAQ plugin. The item
titles are now showing up as (inoperative) links instead of bold text. Very
strange, but I doubt it's anything you've done. ;-)
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back into the changes file.
But you'll never know what that date is until you're actually cutting the
release, so what are you going to put there before you're in the process of
rolling it?
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Niall
I've uploaded the new page to the rc1 site:
http://people.apache.org/~bayard
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On 6/2/06, Henri Yandell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/28/06, Dennis Lundberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In version 1.9
On 5/29/06, Stephen Colebourne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any way to turn this off now we are on JIRA ?
It's a simple edit, but I don't have karma. I've submitted a ticket for
infra@:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-821
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in the script if your
changes are not being picked up.
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I've tried to make a change to the nightly build of
Commons-Attributes, by editing the Ant build.xml file for the project,
but the nightly build process keeps churning out the same old
artifacts.
/LS
: I'm guessing you built on a *nix
box, because the license and notice files have those line ends, which means
they don't come up right in notepad on Windows. And the manifest file says
it was built by hen - although around here we all know who hen is. ;-)
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Hen
On 5/28/06, Niall
with the more
specific one, though.
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Try
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section name=Downloading
subsection name='Full Releases'
p
+strongFileUpload 1.1.1/strong - ?? May
, but I'd lean slightly towards after, since this is a
dot dot release.
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jumped in
and corrected them.
Not at all. Thanks for fixing them.
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Fred is OK,
so he must be OK modus operandum. Are we really saying that we'll allow
other projects to decide on who merits commit access to Jakarta? That's what
Hen appears to be saying, and I object strongly.
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i trust that he'll discuss any plans with the file upload team but i
that
comes to mind is when the component has no other active
developers.
So I guess the fact that I've only fixed a handful of FileUpload issues this
year makes me an inactive developer? And thus being the last one to have
been active, opens the door as you suggest?
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not sure what the point of having the lead is in the first place,
other than that Jira needs one, so I don't think it matters much what name
we put there.
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not interested in having to do all that myself, so I
disagree with Hen's suggestion that we just use xdocs for the FAQs.
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- linkcheck (might be enabled during development)
With that I will duck from the flames and see what the rest of you think
:)
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: org.apache.commons.X
The former.
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??
The M2 repository has a better hierarchical structure, so I'm not sure
we have to worry about jamming X in place.
Here's the m2 repo for my commons-alike testing project:
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/genjava/
I'm thinking a group id
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Bugzilla gods in the sky, could you unclose the Commons project please?
Done.
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the move to JIRA.
Since that is now on hold, the Bugzilla component has been re-opened, so you
should now be able to create a new enhancement request. Sorry for the
confusion.
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The documentation that I've found points to ASF
Bugzilla.
Rune.
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this change be for downstream consumers?
Virtually none, as long as we make the change obvious, e.g. by including the
groupId and artifactId in release announcements and download pages, or
somewhere of that sort.
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- robert
with Maven 2.0.4. I had problems when I didn't
have the right parent POM, but once I updated my whole sandbox tree, it was
fine. (mvn package, at least.)
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Downloading:
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still use it as a
catch-all). Delete components/versions.
The 37 components don't all have to be set up at the same time, we can
take our time to move things out of the Commons project and into the
individual Commons Foo projects.
[X] +1
[ ] -1
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components for 'site'
and 'all'. (I'm not at all convinced we need the latter, though, since there
would be issues with figuring out when it's ready to be marked Closed.)
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collections more natural to Javascript
- Extending the Java API to add convenience properties and methods
Sounds fine to me. Interesting implementation, too. ;-)
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The inital code will come from Struts Flow[1], a Struts sandbox project that
brought server-side Javascript
my head. ;-)
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to some extent, to multiple
JIRA instances (Struts has its own, for example), is to create a separate
instance for Jakarta. Then you could just have LANG, and forget about
prefixes altogether.
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We also need to be aware that about half the commons websites now have
links tailored
to write something, but I've
kinda lost track of whether anything actually happened.
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, as is the project
summary, and the ability to use it for planning and roadmap tracking in a
*much* more usable manner than Bugzilla.
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Sorry if I completely missed the point. Do not hesitate to correct me.
Ciao,
Mario
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Scratch that, I don't see any reason for the Final stuff; so could I
have the following two target milestones please:
1.0.1
2.2
Done. I added 1.0.1 Final to make it consistent with Versions, and just
plain 2.2.
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Hen
into JIRA more than a little, both on open source
projects and in my day job, I've converted to a +1. There's a lot we could
use it for that Bugzilla just doesn't do.
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Niall
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A fairly random stringing on my thoughts on the topic ...
Since there was talk about whether SCXML makes a good name for the
component, its only appropriate that I list some reasons. State means
little to me
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On 4/11/06, Henri Yandell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At work I compile FileUpload against the Servlet 2.4 spec. This means
a patch so that the mock classes in the unit test
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Martin Cooper wrote:
The point is not that this code is onerous, but that it is knowledge
about fileuploading that we have not encapsulated in [fileupload].
Because it was specifically not intended to be addressed by FileUpload
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Martin Cooper wrote:
Well, they've already got Commons IO, since FileUpload depends on that,
and
that has FileNameUtils.getName() to get just the file name, so do we
really
need to add another method in FileUpload that just wraps
about the nature of the changes? I guess as long as the end
result still allows FileUpload to be built and tested against the Servlet
2.3 API, per the Maven POM, I'm not averse to enabling it to be built and
tested against the Servlet 2.4 API as well.
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filename = FileNameUtils.getName(item.getName());
instead of:
String file name = item.getName();
doesn't seem so onerous.
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We should also provide a link on the downloads page or something
similar. Just today a work colleague was looking for a later version
than 1.0.4 in order to get log4j TRACE support. I told him there was an
RC out, but there was just no way for him to locate it...
i've
can be
deployed outside of ASF infrastructure, meaning that RCs cannot be deployed
to ibiblio or made available via mirrors.
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Right. But is there any reason we couldn't create a Maven 2 parallel to
the
Maven 1 repo we have at http://cvs.apache.org/repository/? We could
deploy
RCs there.
It's already
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Anyone mind if I add a unit test for:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=38490 ?
There's no way I'm going to turn away good unit tests. Knock yourself out,
Hen!
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of us prefer to work with the same tools
we've been using for years, and we're just as productive with those tools as
others might be with an IDE.
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for static
initialisers, so I'm not inclined to do something like this for components I
work on. Other folks may like it, though. ;-)
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It's just echoing the import list, minus classes found in the SDK (if
that's missing, you aren't getting *this* far!). This saves a lot of time
for increasing the
size of their own applications, potentially increasing their bandwidth usage
for customers to download their products.
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1. Find the component's site.
2. Find the download link on the site.
3. See want they want to download (src/bin, tar/zip)
4. Unpack
5
prominent statement about author
tags somewhere, for the benefit of potential future contributors.
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I find listening to the variety of opinions on almost all things here
at the ASF makes me richer.
And thats the kind of compensation that keeps us all coming back ;-)
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To refer directly to Rahul's some of us believe bit; I also believe
that 50% of javadoc is a distraction to the code :) I doubt we're
going to change that.
Hen
. Java's a verbose
language, 80 feels cramped. People can print in landscape :)
For me, printing is not the issue, side-by-side diffs are the issue. I hate
having to scroll horizontally all the time to see the actual diffs. That's
why I'm with Phil on 80 character widths.
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the source is easy: export twice and set svn --native-eols appropriately
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proceed with code at this point. But then it's not me, it's you,
so it's really your call. ;-)
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Martin Cooper
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From: James Carman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:02 PM
To: 'Jakarta Commons Developers List'
Subject: RE: Commons Metadata?
Well
On 3/5/06, Henri Yandell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/5/06, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/5/06, Henri Yandell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/5/06, Stephen Colebourne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can we establish the status of [resources].
Rahul Akolkar wrote
move there. Maybe [math] finally gets a job
and leaves home. And maybe none of this happens, or it happens slowly
and independently. The key thing is to have it driven by people who
want to make it happen.
Nicely said. Exactly. Organic growth.
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Martin Cooper
So who is going to make JWC
filters.
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Martin Cooper
Subscribe all current commons-dev subscribers to the new lists
commons-issues, commons-commits and commons-ci. Then announce the
separation of lists on commons-user and invite folks to join in.
Subscribers will still need to master their mail filters though.
snip
through all that mail...
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Martin Cooper
, in the same way that breathing is
the number one issue for any organism. We need to get the blood
flowing; (nealry?) all of the other things mentioned are either to
this end or to the same end for Jakarta.
Commons as the solution
We're not. We're
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