Hello everybody,
Before to implement other things, it would be useful to document
the functions with /** */ and to create API documentation with
javadoc.
Note that full implementation for xades require a (small)
modification in Apache XMLSIG to calculates timestamps over the
qualified information. I think you can't use the integrated
package in JDK6. You must include the modified version as an
additional library (like in rcardon.free.fr/websign project).
Rodolphe
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*From:* Miroslav Nachev <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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*Sent:* Tuesday, April 03, 2007 11:28 AM
*Subject:* Re: Organization
Hi,
What do you think about that?,
I am agree with that. Just to note that we have to add GUI
Demos (JNLP) also, not only JUnit Tests. From my practice
this is very important.
Some of the demos can be fully working program. Rodolphe,
what do you think about that? Do you have any experience with
Swing and SwingX?
Another think we have to talk about is the project management support,
I mean the svn server, mailing lists, project page.
I think that http://xades.dev.java.net/ is the best place for
that. There is Bug Tracker, Features, and everything that we
need. Also we can use the Web there without limits. Just to
note that the JDK7, JDK6 and other big projects are hosted on
the same place. We have FULL control for everything - Web,
SVN, MailingList, etc.
Are they going to be hosted on dev.xades.java.net?
If we want to have a project web page I think it would be
a good idea to choose a project name and register .org domain
name. I suggest JXAdES as a project name.
We can support 2 webs, one in http://xades.dev.java.net/
where we will use all kind of services including Web Hosting,
and another alternative which will be used just for Web
Hosting like www.jxades.org. This domain is registered
already. Please give me some Web Server details to redirect
this domain to your university server?
This new domain can be used for more profitable services like
extra orders, support, etc. In the future we can establish a
new company. What do you think about this idea?
Miro.
Paul Santapau wrote:
Hi all,
Really good good news, congratulations Miroslav.
I think now it is the time to checkout the code
(I have already done :-)), and become its best friend.
So we can recover the tasks and organization thread and
discuss about the tasks to be done.
I think that the prioritary ones are (on desc priority order):
1. Code refactoring: with net.java.xades.* as the main package
2. Intensive code testing implementation with JUnit, so we can set
up the rule of not upload anything to the svn although the
affected code has passed each individual test.
3. Set up the project web page, something as http://qooxdoo.org/
project as Ricardo suggested.
4. Code documentation with javadoc and some samples.
5. Plan the first "rc" release.
What do you think about that?, of course we can do some of those tasks
at the same time.
Another think we have to talk about is the project management support,
I mean the svn server, mailing lists, project page.
Are they going to be hosted on dev.xades.java.net?
If we want to have a project web page I think it would be
a good idea to choose a project name and register .org domain
name. I suggest JXAdES as a project name.
I have a 24X7X365 available machine at university, If you want, the
project could be hosted there.
Regards.
Paúl.
El Lunes 02 Abril 2007 13:12, Miroslav Nachev escribió:
Dear Friends,
You can find the source code (whole NetBeans projects) at the
Subversion
as follow:
|svn checkout https://xades.dev.java.net/svn/xades/CosmosUtils
--username yourname
||svn checkout https://xades.dev.java.net/svn/xades/CosmosSecurity
--username yourname|
Regards,
Miro.
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