[Proposal] SuperXMailer
Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. Unfortunately the source repository and mail archives are down at the moment, but I'm sure they'll be restored soon. Note that there is also something strange with the bug database. We now have email deobfuscation which defeats schemes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and such, as well as acoliver at apache dot org. No worries, the mail will be harvested and get through! Thanks for your consideration. Please feel free to submit your vote in advance. -Andy http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SuperXMailerProposal [0] rationale SuperXMailer, the project hosted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/superxmailer/ is a tool for harvesting email addresses from web pages and mail lists, storing them in any database or XML file, and sending them email addresses. It features opt-out lists, email verification and much more. The project is the creation of a number of Apache committers and is run as a meritocratic community-developed project. Presently the CVS repository and mail lists are down (as of 3/30), but we have opened up a support request and will have it up again soon. [0.1] criteria Meritocracy: SuperXMailer follows the Apache meritocracy rules, with a core of committers including ASF members. Community: SuperXMailer has a modest, but very active community. Its users are very pleased with its performance and capture capabillities. Core Developers. SuperXMailer has an active and dedicated team of committers. The project was founded by Andrew C. Oliver, who is extremely dedicated to SuperXMailer and authored the majority of the codebase. Nicola Ken Barrozzi and Glen Stampoultzis are frequent contributors of components and bug fixes as well as some significant extensions. Sam Ruby has offered to provide Web Services extensions via Axis. Alignment: SuperXMailer makes use of Lucene, POI, Struts, Velocity, Turbine, Xerces, Tomcat and Xalan. Scope: SuperXMailer is entirely a server-side application, well aligned with the overall goals of the Jakarta project. [1] scope of subproject The project shall create and maintain packages written in the Java programming language constituting the framework, management tools, search/database and mailer, a standard library of additional components, documentation, a web site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). [3] identify the Jakarta resources to be created [3.1] mailing lists(s) superx-user superx-dev [3.2] CVS repositories jakarta-superx [3.3] Bugzilla framework - superx components - web site, contrib library, documentation, examples [3.4] Wiki The SuperXMailer developers would like to make use of the ApacheWiki in order to facillitate the admittedly spartan documentation. However, its extremely easy to use. Many Apache committers have received mail from persons using it with great results. [4] identify the initial set of committers (Any Jakarta commmitter is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi Glen Stampoultzis [5] identify apache sponsoring individuals (Any Apache member is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
On 1/04/2003 22:03 Andrew C. Oliver wrote: I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. :-D Nice one! /Steven -- Steven Noelshttp://outerthought.org/ Outerthought - Open Source, Java XML Competence Support Center Read my weblog athttp://blogs.cocoondev.org/stevenn/ stevenn at outerthought.orgstevenn at apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. +1 if I could just think of a BUSINESS PROPOSAL that could put this to use - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote: On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 03:21 PM, Tom Copeland wrote: +1 if I could just think of a BUSINESS PROPOSAL that could put this to use Let me help you get started: Hello honored sir, my name is Mkwila Mnembi, and I am the former king You get kings? Mine tend to be the wives of deceased Ministers of Petroleum or something... I think we need to pay attention to the day of the year here... I got my first Iraqi one the other day. I've been telling myself for years now that I ought to have a map online which shows the countries I've gotten them from. I'm +1 to Andrew's proposal. I think it is terrible that there is not an enterprise class open source solution in this field. All those poor businessmen, using hacked together solutions or proprietary technologies. Hen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
I'm +1 to Andrew's proposal. I think it is terrible that there is not an enterprise class open source solution in this field. All those poor businessmen, using hacked together solutions or proprietary technologies. To make success inevitable, let's start by drawing a bunch of UML diagrams! tom - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
Nice one, made my day :-) d. -Original Message- From: Andrew C. Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 01 April 2003 21:03 To: Jakarta General List; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Proposal] SuperXMailer Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. Unfortunately the source repository and mail archives are down at the moment, but I'm sure they'll be restored soon. Note that there is also something strange with the bug database. We now have email deobfuscation which defeats schemes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and such, as well as acoliver at apache dot org. No worries, the mail will be harvested and get through! Thanks for your consideration. Please feel free to submit your vote in advance. -Andy http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SuperXMailerProposal [0] rationale SuperXMailer, the project hosted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/superxmailer/ is a tool for harvesting email addresses from web pages and mail lists, storing them in any database or XML file, and sending them email addresses. It features opt-out lists, email verification and much more. The project is the creation of a number of Apache committers and is run as a meritocratic community-developed project. Presently the CVS repository and mail lists are down (as of 3/30), but we have opened up a support request and will have it up again soon. [0.1] criteria Meritocracy: SuperXMailer follows the Apache meritocracy rules, with a core of committers including ASF members. Community: SuperXMailer has a modest, but very active community. Its users are very pleased with its performance and capture capabillities. Core Developers. SuperXMailer has an active and dedicated team of committers. The project was founded by Andrew C. Oliver, who is extremely dedicated to SuperXMailer and authored the majority of the codebase. Nicola Ken Barrozzi and Glen Stampoultzis are frequent contributors of components and bug fixes as well as some significant extensions. Sam Ruby has offered to provide Web Services extensions via Axis. Alignment: SuperXMailer makes use of Lucene, POI, Struts, Velocity, Turbine, Xerces, Tomcat and Xalan. Scope: SuperXMailer is entirely a server-side application, well aligned with the overall goals of the Jakarta project. [1] scope of subproject The project shall create and maintain packages written in the Java programming language constituting the framework, management tools, search/database and mailer, a standard library of additional components, documentation, a web site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). [3] identify the Jakarta resources to be created [3.1] mailing lists(s) superx-user superx-dev [3.2] CVS repositories jakarta-superx [3.3] Bugzilla framework - superx components - web site, contrib library, documentation, examples [3.4] Wiki The SuperXMailer developers would like to make use of the ApacheWiki in order to facillitate the admittedly spartan documentation. However, its extremely easy to use. Many Apache committers have received mail from persons using it with great results. [4] identify the initial set of committers (Any Jakarta commmitter is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi Glen Stampoultzis [5] identify apache sponsoring individuals (Any Apache member is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
Interested in being a committer? Just add your name! Steven Noels wrote: On 1/04/2003 22:03 Andrew C. Oliver wrote: I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. :-D Nice one! /Steven - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: XDoclet2@Jakarta and LGPL libraries.
Can you get Mark Wutka to state that his LGPL explicitly permits linking and that section 6 of the LGPL does not apply to end users, etc etc? Is he the copyright holder? If so than you should be good to go (from my understanding). (As the copyright holder he can explicitly address the issues that are of concern) Aslak Hellesøy wrote: Hi! As you might know, the XDoclet team is preparing for Jakarta membership (for XDoclet 2), and we're trying to sort out some political issues before we do so. (You can read about XDoclet 2 on TSS today). XDoclet 2 needs a DTD parser, and the only decent (actually great) DTD parser we have found is Mark Wutka's DTDParser (http://www.wutka.com/dtdparser.html). It's LGPL. I've heard that LGPL is a no-no for Jakarta projects. Would XDoclet's depending on Wutka's DTDParser (with its current license) rule out our possibilities for Jakarta membership? (As a side note, we're depending on a dozen Jakarta (commons) libraries). Cheers, Aslak - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
To make success inevitable, let's start by drawing a bunch of UML diagrams! And we need to work on implementing a CMM process for opensource. The SDLC seems like an excellent way to do that. If we can get developers working along the SDLC, I think we could get a more repeatable development process. Far superior to standard opensource stuff! ;-) -Andy tom - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
eb site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). My wife says I sometimes code in my sleep. Now I know what I've been up-to :-) Gotta watch that cut-n-paste! - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: XDoclet2@Jakarta and LGPL libraries.
Is this reply FAQ/Wiki'd somewhere? Seems to me to be a good set of questions to ask of an LGPL project to cause happiness all around. Assuming it's okay with the powers that be, boards/committees/usuals. Hen On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Can you get Mark Wutka to state that his LGPL explicitly permits linking and that section 6 of the LGPL does not apply to end users, etc etc? Is he the copyright holder? If so than you should be good to go (from my understanding). (As the copyright holder he can explicitly address the issues that are of concern) Aslak Hellesøy wrote: Hi! As you might know, the XDoclet team is preparing for Jakarta membership (for XDoclet 2), and we're trying to sort out some political issues before we do so. (You can read about XDoclet 2 on TSS today). XDoclet 2 needs a DTD parser, and the only decent (actually great) DTD parser we have found is Mark Wutka's DTDParser (http://www.wutka.com/dtdparser.html). It's LGPL. I've heard that LGPL is a no-no for Jakarta projects. Would XDoclet's depending on Wutka's DTDParser (with its current license) rule out our possibilities for Jakarta membership? (As a side note, we're depending on a dozen Jakarta (commons) libraries). Cheers, Aslak - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: XDoclet2@Jakarta and LGPL libraries.
Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Can you get Mark Wutka to state that his LGPL explicitly permits linking and that section 6 of the LGPL does not apply to end users, etc etc? Is he the copyright holder? If so than you should be good to go (from my understanding). (As the copyright holder he can explicitly address the issues that are of concern) Andy, are you stating that in your legal opinion a verbal agreement superceedes a written license? How are your dicussions with Richard Stallman going? - Sam Ruby - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: XDoclet2@Jakarta and LGPL libraries.
On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Sam Ruby wrote: Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Can you get Mark Wutka to state that his LGPL explicitly permits linking and that section 6 of the LGPL does not apply to end users, etc etc? Is he the copyright holder? If so than you should be good to go (from my understanding). (As the copyright holder he can explicitly address the issues that are of concern) Andy, are you stating that in your legal opinion a verbal agreement superceedes a written license? A verbal [email] agreement from the copyright owner? :) It would be so nice if something nice and simple could be used to stop LGPL pain. How are your dicussions with Richard Stallman going? How much are ringside tickets? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
You did actually create a sourceforge project for this joke ? Costin Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. Unfortunately the source repository and mail archives are down at the moment, but I'm sure they'll be restored soon. Note that there is also something strange with the bug database. We now have email deobfuscation which defeats schemes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and such, as well as acoliver at apache dot org. No worries, the mail will be harvested and get through! Thanks for your consideration. Please feel free to submit your vote in advance. -Andy http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SuperXMailerProposal [0] rationale SuperXMailer, the project hosted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/superxmailer/ is a tool for harvesting email addresses from web pages and mail lists, storing them in any database or XML file, and sending them email addresses. It features opt-out lists, email verification and much more. The project is the creation of a number of Apache committers and is run as a meritocratic community-developed project. Presently the CVS repository and mail lists are down (as of 3/30), but we have opened up a support request and will have it up again soon. [0.1] criteria Meritocracy: SuperXMailer follows the Apache meritocracy rules, with a core of committers including ASF members. Community: SuperXMailer has a modest, but very active community. Its users are very pleased with its performance and capture capabillities. Core Developers. SuperXMailer has an active and dedicated team of committers. The project was founded by Andrew C. Oliver, who is extremely dedicated to SuperXMailer and authored the majority of the codebase. Nicola Ken Barrozzi and Glen Stampoultzis are frequent contributors of components and bug fixes as well as some significant extensions. Sam Ruby has offered to provide Web Services extensions via Axis. Alignment: SuperXMailer makes use of Lucene, POI, Struts, Velocity, Turbine, Xerces, Tomcat and Xalan. Scope: SuperXMailer is entirely a server-side application, well aligned with the overall goals of the Jakarta project. [1] scope of subproject The project shall create and maintain packages written in the Java programming language constituting the framework, management tools, search/database and mailer, a standard library of additional components, documentation, a web site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). [3] identify the Jakarta resources to be created [3.1] mailing lists(s) superx-user superx-dev [3.2] CVS repositories jakarta-superx [3.3] Bugzilla framework - superx components - web site, contrib library, documentation, examples [3.4] Wiki The SuperXMailer developers would like to make use of the ApacheWiki in order to facillitate the admittedly spartan documentation. However, its extremely easy to use. Many Apache committers have received mail from persons using it with great results. [4] identify the initial set of committers (Any Jakarta commmitter is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi Glen Stampoultzis [5] identify apache sponsoring individuals (Any Apache member is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: XDoclet2@Jakarta and LGPL libraries.
I just got an answer from Mark. So I guess it should be ok without further ado. Pleas let me know if it ain't. Cheers, Aslak -Original Message- From: Mark Wutka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 2. april 2003 00:24 To: Aslak Hellesoy Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and LGPL libraries. Hi Aslak (and James), Sorry I have been so slow with this, but I just put out a DTDParser 1.21 that has a dual-license. You can either use the old LGPL license or an Apache-style license (pretty much cutpaste of the Apache license). Let me know if you have any questions, concerns or if I forgot something important. The only difference between 1.20 and 1.21 is the licensing change. Mark - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: XDoclet2@Jakarta and LGPL libraries.
Sam Ruby wrote: Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Can you get Mark Wutka to state that his LGPL explicitly permits linking and that section 6 of the LGPL does not apply to end users, etc etc? Is he the copyright holder? If so than you should be good to go (from my understanding). (As the copyright holder he can explicitly address the issues that are of concern) Andy, are you stating that in your legal opinion a verbal agreement superceedes a written license? state did not intend verbal. I was intending this would be something similar to what the classpath folks do. (which extends the rights in the GPL) In any case, I took this information from a conversation with Brian B on the open licensing list. If this goes further, I'll look the up the email. I asked this question in regards to the Trove project and that was Brian's answer to me. How are your dicussions with Richard Stallman going? Good point. I'll write him real soon. Didn't get a reply from Eben M. I'll try the nice ways and networking first. -Andy - Sam Ruby - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
:-D I created the sourceforge project months and months ago! With full disclosure as to its purpose. -Andy Costin Manolache wrote: You did actually create a sourceforge project for this joke ? Costin Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. Unfortunately the source repository and mail archives are down at the moment, but I'm sure they'll be restored soon. Note that there is also something strange with the bug database. We now have email deobfuscation which defeats schemes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and such, as well as acoliver at apache dot org. No worries, the mail will be harvested and get through! Thanks for your consideration. Please feel free to submit your vote in advance. -Andy http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SuperXMailerProposal [0] rationale SuperXMailer, the project hosted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/superxmailer/ is a tool for harvesting email addresses from web pages and mail lists, storing them in any database or XML file, and sending them email addresses. It features opt-out lists, email verification and much more. The project is the creation of a number of Apache committers and is run as a meritocratic community-developed project. Presently the CVS repository and mail lists are down (as of 3/30), but we have opened up a support request and will have it up again soon. [0.1] criteria Meritocracy: SuperXMailer follows the Apache meritocracy rules, with a core of committers including ASF members. Community: SuperXMailer has a modest, but very active community. Its users are very pleased with its performance and capture capabillities. Core Developers. SuperXMailer has an active and dedicated team of committers. The project was founded by Andrew C. Oliver, who is extremely dedicated to SuperXMailer and authored the majority of the codebase. Nicola Ken Barrozzi and Glen Stampoultzis are frequent contributors of components and bug fixes as well as some significant extensions. Sam Ruby has offered to provide Web Services extensions via Axis. Alignment: SuperXMailer makes use of Lucene, POI, Struts, Velocity, Turbine, Xerces, Tomcat and Xalan. Scope: SuperXMailer is entirely a server-side application, well aligned with the overall goals of the Jakarta project. [1] scope of subproject The project shall create and maintain packages written in the Java programming language constituting the framework, management tools, search/database and mailer, a standard library of additional components, documentation, a web site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). [3] identify the Jakarta resources to be created [3.1] mailing lists(s) superx-user superx-dev [3.2] CVS repositories jakarta-superx [3.3] Bugzilla framework - superx components - web site, contrib library, documentation, examples [3.4] Wiki The SuperXMailer developers would like to make use of the ApacheWiki in order to facillitate the admittedly spartan documentation. However, its extremely easy to use. Many Apache committers have received mail from persons using it with great results. [4] identify the initial set of committers (Any Jakarta commmitter is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi Glen Stampoultzis [5] identify apache sponsoring individuals (Any Apache member is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
You've spent months planning an April Fool's joke? On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 08:12 PM, Andrew C. Oliver wrote: :-D I created the sourceforge project months and months ago! With full disclosure as to its purpose. -Andy Costin Manolache wrote: You did actually create a sourceforge project for this joke ? Costin Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. Unfortunately the source repository and mail archives are down at the moment, but I'm sure they'll be restored soon. Note that there is also something strange with the bug database. We now have email deobfuscation which defeats schemes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and such, as well as acoliver at apache dot org. No worries, the mail will be harvested and get through! Thanks for your consideration. Please feel free to submit your vote in advance. -Andy http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SuperXMailerProposal [0] rationale SuperXMailer, the project hosted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/superxmailer/ is a tool for harvesting email addresses from web pages and mail lists, storing them in any database or XML file, and sending them email addresses. It features opt-out lists, email verification and much more. The project is the creation of a number of Apache committers and is run as a meritocratic community-developed project. Presently the CVS repository and mail lists are down (as of 3/30), but we have opened up a support request and will have it up again soon. [0.1] criteria Meritocracy: SuperXMailer follows the Apache meritocracy rules, with a core of committers including ASF members. Community: SuperXMailer has a modest, but very active community. Its users are very pleased with its performance and capture capabillities. Core Developers. SuperXMailer has an active and dedicated team of committers. The project was founded by Andrew C. Oliver, who is extremely dedicated to SuperXMailer and authored the majority of the codebase. Nicola Ken Barrozzi and Glen Stampoultzis are frequent contributors of components and bug fixes as well as some significant extensions. Sam Ruby has offered to provide Web Services extensions via Axis. Alignment: SuperXMailer makes use of Lucene, POI, Struts, Velocity, Turbine, Xerces, Tomcat and Xalan. Scope: SuperXMailer is entirely a server-side application, well aligned with the overall goals of the Jakarta project. [1] scope of subproject The project shall create and maintain packages written in the Java programming language constituting the framework, management tools, search/database and mailer, a standard library of additional components, documentation, a web site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). [3] identify the Jakarta resources to be created [3.1] mailing lists(s) superx-user superx-dev [3.2] CVS repositories jakarta-superx [3.3] Bugzilla framework - superx components - web site, contrib library, documentation, examples [3.4] Wiki The SuperXMailer developers would like to make use of the ApacheWiki in order to facillitate the admittedly spartan documentation. However, its extremely easy to use. Many Apache committers have received mail from persons using it with great results. [4] identify the initial set of committers (Any Jakarta commmitter is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi Glen Stampoultzis [5] identify apache sponsoring individuals (Any Apache member is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Geir Magnusson Jr 203-956-2604(w) Adeptra, Inc. 203-434-2093(m) [EMAIL PROTECTED] 203-247-1713(m) - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
Its april fools day? I spent 5 minutes, months ago... -Andy Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote: You've spent months planning an April Fool's joke? On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 08:12 PM, Andrew C. Oliver wrote: :-D I created the sourceforge project months and months ago! With full disclosure as to its purpose. -Andy Costin Manolache wrote: You did actually create a sourceforge project for this joke ? Costin Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. Unfortunately the source repository and mail archives are down at the moment, but I'm sure they'll be restored soon. Note that there is also something strange with the bug database. We now have email deobfuscation which defeats schemes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and such, as well as acoliver at apache dot org. No worries, the mail will be harvested and get through! Thanks for your consideration. Please feel free to submit your vote in advance. -Andy http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SuperXMailerProposal [0] rationale SuperXMailer, the project hosted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/superxmailer/ is a tool for harvesting email addresses from web pages and mail lists, storing them in any database or XML file, and sending them email addresses. It features opt-out lists, email verification and much more. The project is the creation of a number of Apache committers and is run as a meritocratic community-developed project. Presently the CVS repository and mail lists are down (as of 3/30), but we have opened up a support request and will have it up again soon. [0.1] criteria Meritocracy: SuperXMailer follows the Apache meritocracy rules, with a core of committers including ASF members. Community: SuperXMailer has a modest, but very active community. Its users are very pleased with its performance and capture capabillities. Core Developers. SuperXMailer has an active and dedicated team of committers. The project was founded by Andrew C. Oliver, who is extremely dedicated to SuperXMailer and authored the majority of the codebase. Nicola Ken Barrozzi and Glen Stampoultzis are frequent contributors of components and bug fixes as well as some significant extensions. Sam Ruby has offered to provide Web Services extensions via Axis. Alignment: SuperXMailer makes use of Lucene, POI, Struts, Velocity, Turbine, Xerces, Tomcat and Xalan. Scope: SuperXMailer is entirely a server-side application, well aligned with the overall goals of the Jakarta project. [1] scope of subproject The project shall create and maintain packages written in the Java programming language constituting the framework, management tools, search/database and mailer, a standard library of additional components, documentation, a web site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). [3] identify the Jakarta resources to be created [3.1] mailing lists(s) superx-user superx-dev [3.2] CVS repositories jakarta-superx [3.3] Bugzilla framework - superx components - web site, contrib library, documentation, examples [3.4] Wiki The SuperXMailer developers would like to make use of the ApacheWiki in order to facillitate the admittedly spartan documentation. However, its extremely easy to use. Many Apache committers have received mail from persons using it with great results. [4] identify the initial set of committers (Any Jakarta commmitter is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi Glen Stampoultzis [5] identify apache sponsoring individuals (Any Apache member is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
All, In order to minimise the possibility of brand overloading or brand segmentation I propose that we introduce the standard community building techniques. So to this end I propose the immediate creation of * a wiki to capture all this valuable discussion * a set of blogs so that members of the team can interact and display their internal thought processes and avoid venting their opinions in a non-constructive manner (eg. on irc) With these community building channels in place, it will only be a matter of time before we @ jakarta can say Let the good code roll (I see some people are referring to this as a joke? I fail to see the amusing side. Email harvesting is an important feature that may also aid in community building. We can harvest the names of users that have referred to jakarta products and then subscribe them (for free - initially) to an announcement list). This is called value-adding in the commercial world. Some of you communist coding hippies may not have heard of this. Andrew C. Oliver wrote: :-D I created the sourceforge project months and months ago! With full disclosure as to its purpose. -Andy Costin Manolache wrote: You did actually create a sourceforge project for this joke ? Costin Andrew C. Oliver wrote: Hi All, I'm pleased to finally propose the SuperXMailer for Jakarta via the incubator. I'd like for the Jakarta PMC/committers to vote a tacit approval of the project before we work on acceptance into the incubator. I'm sure that despite the inevitable controversy, folks will see a true value in this project and its active community. Unfortunately the source repository and mail archives are down at the moment, but I'm sure they'll be restored soon. Note that there is also something strange with the bug database. We now have email deobfuscation which defeats schemes like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and such, as well as acoliver at apache dot org. No worries, the mail will be harvested and get through! Thanks for your consideration. Please feel free to submit your vote in advance. -Andy http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?SuperXMailerProposal [0] rationale SuperXMailer, the project hosted at http://sourceforge.net/projects/superxmailer/ is a tool for harvesting email addresses from web pages and mail lists, storing them in any database or XML file, and sending them email addresses. It features opt-out lists, email verification and much more. The project is the creation of a number of Apache committers and is run as a meritocratic community-developed project. Presently the CVS repository and mail lists are down (as of 3/30), but we have opened up a support request and will have it up again soon. [0.1] criteria Meritocracy: SuperXMailer follows the Apache meritocracy rules, with a core of committers including ASF members. Community: SuperXMailer has a modest, but very active community. Its users are very pleased with its performance and capture capabillities. Core Developers. SuperXMailer has an active and dedicated team of committers. The project was founded by Andrew C. Oliver, who is extremely dedicated to SuperXMailer and authored the majority of the codebase. Nicola Ken Barrozzi and Glen Stampoultzis are frequent contributors of components and bug fixes as well as some significant extensions. Sam Ruby has offered to provide Web Services extensions via Axis. Alignment: SuperXMailer makes use of Lucene, POI, Struts, Velocity, Turbine, Xerces, Tomcat and Xalan. Scope: SuperXMailer is entirely a server-side application, well aligned with the overall goals of the Jakarta project. [1] scope of subproject The project shall create and maintain packages written in the Java programming language constituting the framework, management tools, search/database and mailer, a standard library of additional components, documentation, a web site and additional examples. [2] identify the initial source from which the project is to be populated The project currently resides on the SourceForge (http://tapestry.sf.net). [3] identify the Jakarta resources to be created [3.1] mailing lists(s) superx-user superx-dev [3.2] CVS repositories jakarta-superx [3.3] Bugzilla framework - superx components - web site, contrib library, documentation, examples [3.4] Wiki The SuperXMailer developers would like to make use of the ApacheWiki in order to facillitate the admittedly spartan documentation. However, its extremely easy to use. Many Apache committers have received mail from persons using it with great results. [4] identify the initial set of committers (Any Jakarta commmitter is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi Glen Stampoultzis [5] identify apache sponsoring individuals (Any Apache member is welcome to add their name here) Andrew C. Oliver Nicola Ken Barrozzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional
Re: [Proposal] SuperXMailer
on 2003/4/1 6:08 PM, Ben Walding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is called value-adding in the commercial world. Some of you communist coding hippies may not have heard of this. Of course there is no value in open source since it is all free. =) -jon -- BU** SH** - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
