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Jean-Frederic
Henri Yandell wrote:
Suggested new bylaws are at:
http://www.osjava.org/~hen/jakarta/management.html
The aim is to identify the current reality, rather than plan out a new set
of bylaws. I believe I've responded to the past week of comments,
sometimes by dropping things
The Jakarta Slide community is pleased to announce that version 2.1
beta1 has been released. Beside many new features, performance
enhancements, and bug fixes, it now features the Projector framework.
Projector is a process based web framework that was designed to build
complex applications on top
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d.
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A subject came up on the Tomcat developers list which we thought should
be shared with the whole community.
Specifically, it was found that BSD's default md5 format is not parsable
by some external programs that clients are using to verify the integrity
of our downloads.
While we thought this not
Both Maven and Ant only insert only the checksum into the file. I
believe they resolve the location of the actual source file from the
name of the checksum file, which forces all checksum files to reside in
the same directory as thier source files.
This represents a problem if you want verify
Excuse the cross post, I wanted to get this out to the Ant and Maven
lists as well.
In the larger community the BSD default format is refered to as SVF
(Simple File Verification) and the GNU md5sum format as MD5SUM, I
suspect it would be good to see these as output features/options that
could
Do you happen to know which flavour Ant creates? For Struts releases,
the Ant build file generates the MD5 files using the checksum task.
That seems like a pretty obvious way to generate them for any project
that uses Ant, but the task doesn't appear to have any switch for
determining flavour (and
Hi,
the subject is already the question: Is anyone moderating
turbine-jcs-dev and turbine-jcs-user @ jakarta?
Regards
Henning
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On Wed, 11 Aug 2004, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you happen to know which flavour Ant creates?
Ant only inserts the checksum itself into a file which is different
from either format AFAIK.
There've been plans to make the format pluggable, but noone stepped up
to code it yet (it
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