Danny Angus wrote:
someone could ... simply check in an Eclipse/NetBeans project file.
not really an option, we won't compell people to use particular tools to
access our projects, and if we supported several we would have to maintain
them.
Sorry if I come across as disagreeable...
But this attitude is why James does so poorly at
attracting new developers, despite it being a good
idea ( ie. an email server endorsed by the Apache
foundation ).
To be honest supporting a variety of RDBMS's for James is bad enough,
without also having to support IDE's for developers.
The project file can be put into a '/contrib' folder
and a notice that its there for educational purposes,
maybe? Even if it's not up to date, a interested
programmer may use it as a starting put for they own
environment.
Finally, who in their right mind would feel that the
_existance_ of a project file in a project, _compells_
them to use that particular IDE?
Regards,
Kervin
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