Hi all, What prompted this email was that my company, museumcompany.com, is being shut down. We have built the fair beginnings of a intranet application that does a couple interesting things: 1) Validates users against the NT domain 2) Any Updates/Inserts/Deletes via Torque peers is logged with the name of the user (transparently!) 3) Some very cool navigation tricks like using a java drop menu applet, a My Favoirtes options, and Most popular Pages options 4) User data instead of being serialized into OBJECTDATA is instead processed using Castor to XML.
Some of this code I feel would be interesting to other people, but there is no really good way of sharing it. And since our company is being shutdown, I think they won't mind sharing the source to anyone! I was thinking about putting a project up on SourceForge like TurbineBits or something where people could publish their sourcecode that they want to share. It could also be a collecting point for articles and tidbits about Turbine. I guess I like the idea of using someone elses infrastructure to manage this. Obviously, changes that are part of the core Turbine code base would be hosted in jakarta.apache.org/turbine. I find that I learn alot looking at Tambora's CVS repository, and I think a way of sharing bits of unsupported, may not work with T3 or T2.2, etc would be useful.. Any opinions on this? Eric Pugh PS, one java develeper who loves Turbine available for traveling/consulting work! [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
