Google Summer Code: student interested

[Nicolas Toper <nt...@gmail.com>]

Hello,

I am interested in working on James mail server this summer. I have
seen several projects listed on the Wiki.

I am a French student at CNAM (www.cnam.fr) in my last year for an
engineer's degree. I work part time in a software company selling an
emailling software as part of an ASP service. Therefore I know already
about mail servers and Java (our software is in Java).

I would like to send a proposal to Google about SPF, fast-fail or
clustering. Which one is the most important to you?

On the Apache wiki, they ask for a list of deliverables: do you need
any doc with the code?

About the design document: I will need your help (if you agree to of
course) to learn about the inner working of JAmes (I already installed
it on my computer).

Can you help me please?

Nicolas

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Re: Google Summer Code: student interested

[Nicolas Toper <nt...@gmail.com>]

I could work on Fast-fail, especially since I've worked on it in my company 
:-)

However, it seems a lot of ppl are already interested and quite capable. 
Would you rather me to focus on clustering or have several ppl proposes 
fast-fail?
nicolas


2005/6/4, Noel J. Bergman <no...@devtech.com>:
> 
> > I have seen several projects listed on the Wiki.
> 
> Those are some, feel free to propose others.
> 
> I came up with another today, which is going through all of JAMES, finding
> all of the text strings, replacing the in-line text with the use of 
> property
> bundles that use placeholders for the values, thus permitting localization
> of messages.
> 
> We have no idea what Google will accept, mind you.
> 
> > I would like to send a proposal to Google about SPF, fast-fail or
> > clustering. Which one is the most important to you?
> 
> Personally, I want to see fast-fail (I have written all of the fast-fail
> code so far, want to see how it is done replaced, and have a pretty fair
> idea of one way for that to be done), of which SPF would be a plug-in.
> 
> > they ask for a list of deliverables: do you need
> > any doc with the code?
> 
> LOL We could use doc for the existing code, much less the new code. In
> fact, if someone wanted to write real documentation for users and
> developers, I feel that THAT would be a valid project. But, again, we have
> no idea what Google will accept.
> 
> --- Noel
> 
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RE: Google Summer Code: student interested

["Noel J. Bergman" <no...@devtech.com>]

> I have seen several projects listed on the Wiki.

Those are some, feel free to propose others.

I came up with another today, which is going through all of JAMES, finding
all of the text strings, replacing the in-line text with the use of property
bundles that use placeholders for the values, thus permitting localization
of messages.

We have no idea what Google will accept, mind you.

> I would like to send a proposal to Google about SPF, fast-fail or
> clustering.  Which one is the most important to you?

Personally, I want to see fast-fail (I have written all of the fast-fail
code so far, want to see how it is done replaced, and have a pretty fair
idea of one way for that to be done), of which SPF would be a plug-in.

> they ask for a list of deliverables: do you need
> any doc with the code?

LOL We could use doc for the existing code, much less the new code.  In
fact, if someone wanted to write real documentation for users and
developers, I feel that THAT would be a valid project.  But, again, we have
no idea what Google will accept.

	--- Noel


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