Re: list

James Lawless wrote: > I signed up for the Xerces-dev list a short while ago with the intention > of observing for a while and then, hopefully, contributing to the > project. I only now learn that this list is 'inactive'. If that is the > case how might I sign up for the xer

list

Hello, I signed up for the Xerces-dev list a short while ago with the intention of observing for a while and then, hopefully, contributing to the project. I only now learn that this list is 'inactive'. If that is the case how might I sign up for the xerces-J list and is that the appro

Re: How does one get off of this mailing list?

"Cook, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Just an educated guess... Try sending a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Failing that, read the mailing list info on the Web site: http://xml.apache.org --Bill

How does one get off of this mailing list?

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How does one get off of this mailing list?

-- John Cook Aether Systems Voice: (508) 460-4030 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Blackberry: 15611306

Mailing List Archive

Hi, sort of says it all; I kind of took over Dirk's archives at and rewrote them completely in xml/xsl. Covalent has donated a machine and is willing to supply bandwidth and some of my time. Would you guys a) not get

Re: Remove my adress from mailing list

Hallo, > > Please remove my address > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > from the xerces-dev mailing list. This address > is no longer a subscriber. > > Thanks > > Siegfried Schomisch > > -- > Social Science Information Centre > Department Research &

Remove my adress from mailing list

Hallo, Please remove my address [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the xerces-dev mailing list. This address is no longer a subscriber. Thanks Siegfried Schomisch -- Social Science Information Centre Department Research & Development Siegfried Schomisch, M.A. Lennestr. 30, D-53113

Re: deactivate xerces-dev list - please join me

Jeffrey Rodriguez wrote: > > Since the xerces-dev is redundant and most of us have moved > to either the xerces-j-dev or the xerces-c-dev, I think it would > be a good idea to deactivate the xerces-dev list. > > People who still want to read the list can get it at the > list

Re: deactivate xerces-dev list - please join me

+1 - Original Message - From: "Jeffrey Rodriguez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 9:38 PM Subject: deactivate xerces-dev list - please join me > Since the xerces-dev is redundant and most of us have moved > to ei

deactivate xerces-dev list - please join me

Since the xerces-dev is redundant and most of us have moved to either the xerces-j-dev or the xerces-c-dev, I think it would be a good idea to deactivate the xerces-dev list. People who still want to read the list can get it at the list repository. I think this would be good since sometimes I

CVS commit split off to *-cvs list instead of *dev. (resend)

Please note that the following CVS commit lists have been created fop-cvs, xalan-cvs and xerces-cvs. So you will no longer see CVS postings here. Following the CVS postings is _E_S_S_E_N_T_I_A_L_ for any developer who wants to know what is actually happening. We might talk on the *-de

Re: Split list for Java and C++?

On Tue, 9 Nov 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It seems odd to ask so early, since there has been very little traffic > here on this list yet, but I suspect that we may want to split this > xerces-dev list into separate lists for Java and C++ development. I am personally interested in d

Split list for Java and C++?

It seems odd to ask so early, since there has been very little traffic here on this list yet, but I suspect that we may want to split this xerces-dev list into separate lists for Java and C++ development. Personally, I know that I want to see everything that goes by on the C++ side, but have