All,
I am the project leader for the Babeldoc project (http://www.babeldoc.com) and have
been tasked to see if we can join the Jakarta project. We are currently an open
source project (GPL) hosted on SourceForge but we have found ourselves relying more
and more on Jakarta code. Additionally
Hi,
If you are serious about this then there is a couple of things I would do to
make Jakarta peeps take note.
* change the license to Apache-like or lighter (ie BSDL)
* change the way you run the project to be in the Apache tradition (ie
meritocracy and our decision making process)
* start
Two more things..
1) Be aware that you cannot ultimately import any GPL (or LGPL without explicit
permission of
authors) code to org.apache.* packaged code (policy).
2) Read up on the chatter concerning the POI project's arrival that started 15 months
ago. Hard
for them, but worth it.
See
Hi Tetsuya,
A minor change.
Jakarta Tomcat should be 3.3.1a instead of 3.3.1-alpha.
The a is indicating it is a patched release derived
from the 3.3.1 release, which was done to address a security
problem.
Thanks,
Larry
-Original Message-
From: Tetsuya Kitahata [mailto:[EMAIL
hlship 2003/06/02 10:47:11
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Add Tapestry 3.0-beta-1 release notice, and Tapestry
hlship 2003/06/02 11:09:47
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On Mon, 2 Jun 2003 12:21:27 -0400
(Subject: RE: Products List available as of 31st May, 2003)
Larry Isaacs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Tetsuya,
A minor change.
Jakarta Tomcat should be 3.3.1a instead of 3.3.1-alpha.
The a is indicating it is a patched release derived
from the 3.3.1
There is a bug in Maven Beta 9 (the current release) that causes jars to
be produced with invalid manifests. The problem with the manifests only
comes to light when using the jars inside an Extension aware program -
eg. Tomcat (releases that use org.apache.catalina.loader.Extension)
Jakarta
