Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Could we get the CVS to preformat its change reports in XML when it > emails them over? > > The other thing I've started to wonder is whether we should be using the > Bugzilla enhancements as a TODO list, and then link to there from a page > on the site.

RE: Bug when running services on NT as standalone on port 80

this is on NT, right. grep is not on NT machine by default. -Original Message- From: Austin Gonyou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 8:53 AM To: Jakarta General List Subject: RE: Bug when running services on NT as standalone on port 80 I think netstat -a | grep

RE: Bug when running services on NT as standalone on port 80

I think netstat -a | grep "80" is more appropriate? On Fri, 2001-12-14 at 19:24, Chen, Alan (GSAM) wrote: > run the following command before you start tomcat on port 80 > > netstat -a | find "80" > > if you get something like > TCPhostname:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING > > t

RE: Bug when running services on NT as standalone on port 80

run the following command before you start tomcat on port 80 netstat -a | find "80" if you get something like TCPhostname:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING then port 80 is taken by somebody else. -Original Message- From: Duncan Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Frid

Re: jakarta source code documentation

Ainsi parlait Walentiny Carlo : > Second: > > ... You are offering free use of your tool to open > > source > > > developers, but what about the rest of our > > community? > > > They get to use crippleware? > > Is netbeans crippleware, compared to forte? Your comparaison is not fair: NetBeans is

RE: jakarta source code documentation

He's turned over a new leaf ;-) We will never be abel to compete... Scott Sanders > -Original Message- > From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 9:38 AM > To: Jakarta General List > Subject: Re: jakarta source code documentation > > > Jon Scott

Re: jakarta source code documentation

Jon, Thanks for taking the time to write that long and considerate reply. First: It was not my intention to advertise the product by posting here. In fact I would not have "dared" post here for fear of it being considered like like that, had it not been suggested to me by a respected member

Re: jakarta source code documentation

Jon Scott Stevens wrote: > While this is an excellent offer because your tool looks very useful, I > think I will personally decline it for the following reasons: ... > Thanks! > > -jon OK, who are you, and how did you get access to Jon's mailbox? ;-) Jon, this is a very excelent and consi

Re: jakarta source code documentation

While this is an excellent offer because your tool looks very useful, I think I will personally decline it for the following reasons: #1. Contribution: Your offer tries, but does not really bide well with the open source world. You are offering free use of your tool to open source developers, but

Re: Bug when running services on NT as standalone on port 80

You are not running IIS on the same port are you? :-) Anthony Johnson wrote: > I have setup an installation of tomcat 4.0.1 on NT. I could succesfully run > the service when tomcat was bound to port 8080, but it fails when the main > port is changed to port 80. > > The server is no longer enable

Re: Moderator?

Ted Husted wrote: > > I'll do it. Sorry, Geir beat you to it! ;-) - Sam Ruby -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Bug when running services on NT as standalone on port 80

I have setup an installation of tomcat 4.0.1 on NT. I could succesfully run the service when tomcat was bound to port 8080, but it fails when the main port is changed to port 80. The server is no longer enabled to serve pages, however, you can still connect to port 80. This means that the ser

Problem with Tomcat

Dear Sir/Madam, I'm trying to use Tomcat 4.0.1 with our application,& we have a problem, there is an exception which is thrown, & we don't know what is the problem, even that with Tomcat 3.0 is working fine, so could you please advise me. The following is the exception : java.lang.NullPoint

Object : SSL client authentication acceptable CA list.

High I wonder if it is possible to add a certificate authority in the client authentication acceptable CA list. The problem is : when I set up tomcat to make a client authentication the server send a list of acceptable CA for client authentication , the browser react to this list by telling the

Starting Tomcat 3.2.2

Hallo, I have a problem with starting the Tomcat 3.2.2 server on an NT machine. Follwiwng error: java.net.BindException: Address in use: JVM_Bind 2001-12- - PoolTcpConnector: Starting HttpConnectionHandler on 8080 Who can I solve the problem? I tested also another port. Same problem ... M

problem with getRemoteHost() on Linux

On a jsp page, the request sent in the following format getRemoteHost() or getRemoteAddr(), instead of delivering the REAL address of the Remote Client on screen, I keep getting the usual 127.0.0.1 or localhost, although the address of the real Remote Client is totally different. We have Tomcat 3

Re: Moderator?

I'll do it. Sam Ruby wrote: > > Peter Donald wrote: > > > > I just realized that a few of my posts to the pmc list and the general list > > have not got approved by the moderator yet (had a change of email addie). So > > I guess I wam wondering who the moderator is and when they are likely to co

Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

Ted Husted wrote: > On a similar note, has anyone started a format for a XML Status file, > like the one described here: BTW, the Avalon team decided to abandon maintaining a separate TODO file in favor of using BugZilla for the same thing. It is less likely to be lost in the shuffle, thanks t

Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

Here's an odd idea: Could we get the CVS to preformat its change reports in XML when it emails them over? The other thing I've started to wonder is whether we should be using the Bugzilla enhancements as a TODO list, and then link to there from a page on the site. Do we have much control over

Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

Peter Donald wrote: > Hi, > > The advantage of XML for changelogs is that is easier to generate the > ChangeLog in whatever format you want. For instance Avalon generates HTML > (same format as cactus changelog), GNUs format and a lite text format. We > even use it it when generating our anno

Re: jakarta source code documentation

> Actually, isn't that one of the goals of Alexandria? > Maybe wth your > expertise you might want to help out there? :) Yes, I (think) that (java documentation) is one of the goals of Alexandria. Actually, I first emailed Kevin Burton (Alexandria project) to tell him about Juliet, and he sugges

Re: jakarta source code documentation

On 12/14/01 8:13 AM, "Walentiny Carlo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> All the developer support tools that apache >> uses are ones that we can control, modify and >> adapt to our needs. > > Like javadoc? :) > >> Juliet looks to be a commercial tool >> and doesn't really satisfy >> our needs. Tha

RE: jakarta source code documentation

> Free as in "free speech"; not free as in "free > flight". Just to clarify: you're right, I am not offering source code for Juliet. -carlo __ Do You Yahoo!? Check out Yahoo! Shopping and Yahoo! Auctions for all of your unique holiday gifts! Buy

RE: jakarta source code documentation

> A shame (Java cross referencing not needed :(). > Juliet is commercial, but there will be a > free version. Free as in "free speech"; not free as in "free flight". Alex.

Re: jakarta source code documentation

> All the developer support tools that apache > uses are ones that we can control, modify and > adapt to our needs. Like javadoc? :) > Juliet looks to be a commercial tool > and doesn't really satisfy > our needs. Thanks anyway. A shame (Java cross referencing not needed :(). Juliet is comm

Re: Moderator?

Peter Donald wrote: > > I just realized that a few of my posts to the pmc list and the general list > have not got approved by the moderator yet (had a change of email addie). So > I guess I wam wondering who the moderator is and when they are likely to come > back from their break ? ;) Pier. I'

Re: jakarta source code documentation

Hi, Thanks for the offer but it is not how we operate here. All the developer support tools that apache uses are ones that we can control, modify and adapt to our needs. Juliet looks to be a commercial tool and doesn't really satisfy our needs. Thanks anyway. On Thu, 13 Dec 2001 21:45, Walent

Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

Hi, The advantage of XML for changelogs is that is easier to generate the ChangeLog in whatever format you want. For instance Avalon generates HTML (same format as cactus changelog), GNUs format and a lite text format. We even use it it when generating our announcement texts/xml snippets for n

Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

On 12/14/01 7:28 AM, "Ted Husted" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We have a rudimentary XML format for a TODO list at Struts, but it needs > work. Here's a sample > > > > Unit tests for the org.apache.struts.action > package. > > > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";>Rob Leland

Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

On a similar note, has anyone started a format for a XML Status file, like the one described here: http://jakarta.apache.org/site/source.html Ted Husted wrote: > > We have a rudimentary XML format for a TODO list at Struts, but it needs > work. Here's a sample > > > > Unit

Re: Standard "Change Log" and "ToDo"

We have a rudimentary XML format for a TODO list at Struts, but it needs work. Here's a sample Unit tests for the org.apache.struts.action package. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";>Rob Leland Right now, we put "release notes" into the documentatio

Moderator?

Hi, I just realized that a few of my posts to the pmc list and the general list have not got approved by the moderator yet (had a change of email addie). So I guess I wam wondering who the moderator is and when they are likely to come back from their break ? ;) BTW I thought the PMC list was