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Posted to fop-dev@xmlgraphics.apache.org by "Townsend, Pete" <pe...@landg.com> on 2004/09/29 11:54:06 UTC

AFP Renderer on Sourceforge

Dear fop-dev,

The AFP renderer has now been added to sourceforge
http://afp-renderer.sourceforge.net and a release is available for download
compatible with FOP 0.20.5, please could you close the patch on bugzilla
31213 (or direct them to the above link) so that people don't get hold of an
out of date version. If Web Maestro Clay could add a link to the sourceforge
site that would be great, and perhaps publicise to your user mailing list?

There is some basic documentation which I'll continue to enhance, and I plan
to migrate to the latest release when available. At that point I'll be in
contact again to see if you wish to take the renderer in house.

Regards, Pete. 


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Re: AFP Renderer on Sourceforge

Posted by Clay Leeds <cl...@medata.com>.
On Sep 29, 2004, at 2:54 AM, Townsend, Pete wrote:
> Dear fop-dev,
>
> The AFP renderer has now been added to sourceforge
> http://afp-renderer.sourceforge.net and a release is available for 
> download
> compatible with FOP 0.20.5, please could you close the patch on 
> bugzilla
> 31213 (or direct them to the above link) so that people don't get hold 
> of an
> out of date version. If Web Maestro Clay could add a link to the 
> sourceforge
> site that would be great, and perhaps publicise to your user mailing 
> list?

I will add a link shortly. I have some other information to add as 
well. I'm planning on uploading a fairly major site upgrade in the next 
couple of weeks. I'll probably get a change to the FOP Resources Page 
as well, although that currently involves using vi to modify the LIVE 
xml.apache.org web site...

FWIW, I just closed the AFP renderer and included a link to:

   http://afp-renderer.sourceforge.net

Web Maestro Clay


Re: AFP Renderer on Sourceforge

Posted by Chris Bowditch <bo...@hotmail.com>.
Townsend, Pete wrote:

> Dear fop-dev,
> 
> The AFP renderer has now been added to sourceforge
> http://afp-renderer.sourceforge.net and a release is available for download
> compatible with FOP 0.20.5, please could you close the patch on bugzilla
> 31213 (or direct them to the above link) so that people don't get hold of an
> out of date version. If Web Maestro Clay could add a link to the sourceforge
> site that would be great, and perhaps publicise to your user mailing list?
> 
> There is some basic documentation which I'll continue to enhance, and I plan
> to migrate to the latest release when available. At that point I'll be in
> contact again to see if you wish to take the renderer in house.

Hi Pete,

thanks very much for preparing this. It is likely that I will be asked by 
company to integrate this into the maintenance code at some point. I would 
prefer to integrate it into the development branch, but I have to do want my 
company tells me!

Thanks once again,

Chris