Re: A home for JRCS

[Jason van Zyl <jv...@zenplex.com>]

On Sat, 2002-04-20 at 12:53, Juancarlo Añez wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> There continues to be interest in JRCS from outside the Turbine-Maven
> community. In contrast, after having polished and documented the libs,
> this group has apparently lost interest in the tool.

Just haven't gotten there yet, but still definitely interested! :-)
 
> A couple of weeks ago it was suggested that JRCS be moved outside of
> Turbine-Maven and into a more generic Apache package, like the commons. 
> 
> Either in the commons or back in my own repository, the library needs to
> be made public again so patches and bug reports correspond to the latest
> version. 
> 
> Any ideas?

I think the commons is a good place for it. I can package it up and put
it in the sandbox and when the docs are more complete and is seen by a
few more people we can propose to promote it to a top-level commons
package. How does that sound?

I still have a definite interest but there are more basic things in
maven that need to be worked out for and that's where I'm focusing. I
think the commons is the best place for it. Shall I repackage it and put
it in the commons?


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RE: A home for JRCS

[Jason van Zyl <jv...@zenplex.com>]

On Sat, 2002-04-20 at 21:04, Juancarlo Añez wrote:
> Jason,
> 
> > I still have a definite interest but there are more basic 
> > things in maven that need to be worked out for and that's 
> > where I'm focusing. I think the commons is the best place for 
> > it. Shall I repackage it and put it in the commons?
> 
> Please do. That would help. Just remember to request access for me to
> wherever the library ends up living.

Definitely. I'm Enschede right now but tonight I will move the code
over. Will let you know when the move is made.

> The only issue remaining is "official" releases. I don't think I have
> access to the Jakarta web site, and I bet that the rules of engagement
> there are complex. I could continue to publish the releases at the old
> web site until things get settled. I want to get out of the way of
> people wanting to contribute to the library, and having the latest
> version published all the time seems like the best way for now.

Shouldn't be a problem, I'll request the access you need so you can do
the documentation properly.

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RE: A home for JRCS

[Juancarlo A�ez <ju...@suigeneris.org>]

Jason,

> I still have a definite interest but there are more basic 
> things in maven that need to be worked out for and that's 
> where I'm focusing. I think the commons is the best place for 
> it. Shall I repackage it and put it in the commons?

Please do. That would help. Just remember to request access for me to
wherever the library ends up living.

The only issue remaining is "official" releases. I don't think I have
access to the Jakarta web site, and I bet that the rules of engagement
there are complex. I could continue to publish the releases at the old
web site until things get settled. I want to get out of the way of
people wanting to contribute to the library, and having the latest
version published all the time seems like the best way for now.

Juanco




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