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The Comprehensive Java Archive Network
www.cpan.org
Hahahaha, one of the better ones today in my opinion. I do wish there
really was a cjan ...
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RE: The Comprehensive Java Archive Network
Posted by Brian Tol <br...@imagegroup.com>.
> I would be completely against putting anything related to CJAN on
SF.net.
>
> But that is my own very biased opinion.
I don't think we're tied that tightly to SF. It's worked pretty well,
but if something better came along, I personally won't mind moving the
project.
I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on why CJAN shouldn't remain at SF.
Thanks,
Brian
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Re: The Comprehensive Java Archive Network
Posted by Jon Scott Stevens <jo...@latchkey.com>.
on 4/2/02 9:03 AM, "Michael Davey - Sun UK Support Engineer"
<mi...@Sun.COM> wrote:
> Yes. It is my personal hope that the CJAN developers will enhance JJAR such
> that it becomes the reference implementation for a CJAN client, with JJAR
> continuing to be hosted by Apache, and the server-side being developed on
> SourceForge. This would of course require the backing of the Jakarta
> community ;)
I would be completely against putting anything related to CJAN on SF.net.
But that is my own very biased opinion.
-jon
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Re: The Comprehensive Java Archive Network
Posted by Henri Yandell <ba...@generationjava.com>.
Are there any plans/designs yet for JJAR enhancements? I've been playing
with it as an idea for use internall at work and home and am starting to
edge towards a list of enhancements I'd like to add.
Can I look to add other features for CJAN while I'm making my own ones?
My personal aim for JJAR is to make it usable as an internal repository
that links to deployments. One of the things I'd like to then do is chain
JJARs so that the company one uplinks to a CJAN one and developers don't
even have to integrate the jars, but rather use a CJAN tool to suck down
into the local JJAR repository and it's managed from there into each
project via ant. Other internal jar's are placed into the JJAR from the
projects via ant.
Hen
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Michael Davey - Sun UK Support Engineer wrote:
> Henri Yandell wrote:
>
> > I noticed this yesterday Michael after wondering 'who really does
> own cjan.org'.
> > Have you investigated the JJAR component with respect to cjan?
>
> Yes. It is my personal hope that the CJAN developers will enhance JJAR such
> that it becomes the reference implementation for a CJAN client, with JJAR
> continuing to be hosted by Apache, and the server-side being developed on
> SourceForge. This would of course require the backing of the Jakarta
> community ;)
>
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Re: The Comprehensive Java Archive Network
Posted by Michael Davey - Sun UK Support Engineer <mi...@Sun.COM>.
Henri Yandell wrote:
> I noticed this yesterday Michael after wondering 'who really does own cjan.org'.
> Have you investigated the JJAR component with respect to cjan?
Yes. It is my personal hope that the CJAN developers will enhance JJAR such
that it becomes the reference implementation for a CJAN client, with JJAR
continuing to be hosted by Apache, and the server-side being developed on
SourceForge. This would of course require the backing of the Jakarta
community ;)
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Re: The Comprehensive Java Archive Network
Posted by Henri Yandell <ba...@generationjava.com>.
I noticed this yesterday Michael after wondering 'who really does own
cjan.org'. Have you investigated the JJAR component with respect to cjan?
[I've joined your mailing list and will attempt to slowly catch up on your
docs etc. ]
Hen
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Michael Davey - Sun UK Support Engineer wrote:
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> Daniel Ritchey wrote:
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> > www.cpan.org
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> > Hahahaha, one of the better ones today in my opinion. I do wish there
> > really was a cjan ...
>
>
> Perhaps you would like to get involved - visit http://sf.net/projects/cjan !
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Re: The Comprehensive Java Archive Network
Posted by Michael Davey - Sun UK Support Engineer <mi...@Sun.COM>.
Daniel Ritchey wrote:
> www.cpan.org
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> Hahahaha, one of the better ones today in my opinion. I do wish there
> really was a cjan ...
Perhaps you would like to get involved - visit http://sf.net/projects/cjan !
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