I did subscribe to the dev list and I emailed Stefano individually. I thought someone would be excited about this and email me back.
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 12:21 PM, Bernd Fondermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Shiraz, > > Your email didn't reach the list, probably is stuck in moderation. Mails go > easily through when you are sending from the actual mail account which you > have subscribed to the list. Well I was able to send the email to the dev list before. Did someone unsubscribe me. I just started with this list and I said a few days ago that I was going to pick up the task of writing the windows install utility. > Every contribution is welcome, especially the first one from a new > contributor. :-) Thanks! I have always found all my fellow beings quite helpful be it a procmail list or some java related list. > Before every successful contribution, there is some learning how to > contribute in the right way. That means, getting to know how all the people > who are contributing to Apache projects do it. > For example, see http://james.apache.org/contribute.html , but be sure to > study some more reading stuff around James and Apache, which you'd easily > find on our website. Ok I was trying to avoid that but will get on it ASAP. > After that, I am sure you are aware of our open source philosophy, that > everything is about working together and writing source code. > That means sharing the actual code. Absolutely. The only thing is that I am using a setup utility that builds this executable. I can provide the project file for it if you wish but a special setup utility may need to be used to read the script. If that is unworkable I can begin with the VC++ version of it ASAP. > Please note also that the right mailing list for development is not this > list, since it is reserved for user questions. Please move the discussion > over to the server-dev mailing list. Done > What technology did you use to write the Windows Installer? setupbuilder > > We should also support environment variables like JAVA_HOME, which are often > used to point to a proper java install. no problem. > That's fine, but we would need to see the source code. Could you please get > familiar with our JIRA tool please and upload it there? > If you have any questions about it, just ask. Will get to work on jira etc. asap. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
