Hi,
to follow up here.
We had a docker-compose.yml inside of the project's root directory to
build (and even debug) TomEE during a build since 2017, but it was
outdated and broken with TomEE 9+. I just fixed it for TomEE 10, so if
anyone wants to give it a try to build TomEE 10 from source,
Hi Bart,
I have to admit that documentation is not exactly my core competence. ;-)
But I'll try to at least write down the pitfalls, workarounds and
hopefully solutions on my way. I'm still hoping I will not be the only
one joining the project and trying to contribute, so a kind of shared
Hi Jens,
I would be extremely grateful if you could document your experience and
lessons learned somewhere
Met Vriendelijke Groet / With Kind Regards
Bart van Leeuwen
From: "Jens Zurawski"
To: users@tomee.apache.org
Date: 25-03-2024 10:41
Subject:Re: Question: Can I donate
Hi Richard,
oh, that sounds like a lot of "fun" ;-)
Thank you, that you shed some light. So this definitely can't be done by
the way and one has to focus a significant amount of time without
interruption in order to make some positive progress. Not impossible it
just makes it a bit harder to
Hi,
you actually need to choose the right branch on that repository. Some
of these tests require specific settings to be present (only available
on some branches) and assume certain locale / enviroment conditions
(most of them aren't documented in the README). I had a lot of pain
running TCK
Hi David,
thanks for your reply. It's a difficult situation right now, feels a bit
like a "deadlock": No relief for the active rest of the committers
without new and "educated" team members, but no new team members without
additional time invest of the current committers. As with technical
> On Mar 21, 2024, at 12:47 PM, David Blevins wrote:
>
> Short of that idea, we're kind of stuck for the same reasons.
Sorry, different reasons. My hands are tied on my time regardless if the
outcome would be guaranteed good. Didn't mean to make that blurry with the
above awkward statement.
> On Mar 21, 2024, at 5:54 AM, Jens Zurawski wrote:
>
> Another problem is: I'm afraid, I will have to learn quite a bunch of things
> before I will be of any real help to the project. Although I'm already doing
> some JSF Appliactions my knowledge of the EE universe/specifications is
>
> On Mar 21, 2024, at 8:19 AM, Bart van Leeuwen
> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> I like the idea of having 'Getting started sessions' , also as Jens
> responded in his other mail it could be benificial to write down what I
> did to get things moving on my end. a How-to created by people who
Hi everybody.
¿May I suggest that those sessions be recorded so that other people can
learn how to contribute?
This will alleviate the burden of those who know and maybe ease the learning
curve.
Regards,
Guillermo
-Mensaje original-
De: Bart van Leeuwen
Enviado el: jueves, 21 de marzo
Hi David,
I like the idea of having 'Getting started sessions' , also as Jens
responded in his other mail it could be benificial to write down what I
did to get things moving on my end. a How-to created by people who learned
how to..
Could we set a fixed fee for such a scheme which we then
Hi David,
Am 20.03.2024 um 01:16 schrieb David Blevins:
Are there others in Bert's position who have employer support to contribute but
aren't sure where to start?
I'm sort of... I am self-employed, this means if I'm deciding to
contribute to the project it more or less will be part of my
Hi Bart,
Really, thank you for even trying to help at all. You are remarkable.
The docker idea could help, but that would still involve someone with time to
create it. Side note, I know Richard has put some effort into the build and
ensuring it can work in Intellij, so things might be better
Hi David,
thank you again for the extensive email, I see the 'deadlock' or 'race
condition' in supporting financially, and one could indeed argue that
might not be the way to go.
I would certainly be interested in having 'Tomee development for dummies'
session or something.
I haven't looked
Hi Bart,
If you have the ability to contribute at work we should make that plan A and do
our best with that despite the challenge it will be for everyone. It has the
most potential benefit to the project and you long term.
The trick with financial support is nothing short of enough to cover a
Hi David,
Thank you for your extensive and personal email. It is good to hear the
back story of these projects now and then.
I have to admit I'm in the same boat as Vicente, I would like to
contribute, I can commit work time, but the sheer volume of the project is
intimidating at least and
> On Mar 16, 2024, at 9:02 AM, Vicente Rossello wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've tried a few times to do some contributions to the project, but testing
> the TCK or solving almost any issue is really hard, and very far from what
> I'm used to do in my daily work. And now I don't have much time... family
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