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Posted to slide-dev@jakarta.apache.org by Rob Oxspring <ro...@apache.org> on 2002/09/03 14:13:18 UTC
Jakarta Newsletter - Request For Content
Hi all,
Sorry for the cross post but I'd like to encourage as many contributions to the Jakarta Newsletter as possible.
So, what are the chances of someone from each list to send me a sumamry of august's activity? I've been through EyeBrowse on nagoya
<http://archives.apache.org/eyebrowse/> and have picked out subjects that might be candidates for inclusion... though understand
that this is purely what struck me as interesting based on subject and thread size - feel free to ignore the guess work. Surely
Tomcat / Maven / Commons should be able to pull something together at least - there are about 5000 messages between you guys!
If you could get items to me by 4-Sep-2002 6pm GMT it would be great - if the deadline is too tight then talk to me - let me know
when you can get something to me and the newsletter can be postponed if needed.
I'm not subscribed to all the lists so either aim for general@jakarta.apache.org or directly to me if you want my attention.
Thanks,
Rob
James: 686 messages
IMAP Appending?
IMAP cvs
Anti Spammer stuff?
NNTP auth
Should we remove ant?
Pheonix 4
Random Version Question Time
SMTP RFCs
Jetspeed: 353 messages
Portlet API
JMeter: 445 messages
Mail protocols
JMeter 1.7.3 available
POI:
no messages on nagoya? - anything the outside world should have known about?
Slide: 611 messages
WebDAV Client, HttpClient and Commons
New database schema problems
J2EEStore and specials characters
New J2EE stores: subselects
Struts: 574 messages
Multiple RequestProcessors
Status on Struts-EL
concerns about Struts
Figuring out which commons library versions to get source for
DynaForm and Converters
Tomcat 1637
jakarta-servleapi-5
JSR77 and JSR88
tomcat crashes
Spec question: RE BUG 12052
Chuid - merging code from daemon into jk2
AJP13,Tomcat404 and SSL
Jasper 2
[5] Proposal: webapp startup
Watchdog aggregation of headers may be incorrect
[5] [TODO] Config first task
[5.0] [PROPOSAL] Refactored mapper
[5][PATCH]Run Watchdog from the jakarta-tomcat-5 build.xml
[5.0] Build notes
Here we go again - mod_webapp and mod_rewrite
[5] launcher/deamon
[5] commons-logging
New coyote branch
Turbine: 217+sublists - can split up into subsections if its easier to write something.
Maven: 1152
clover plugin - does it work yet?
Integrations with JXR through Maven.
Writing Plugins for B5
JXR redux
Proposal] mirror plugin
Checkstyle plugin not working
Ready to release beta-6
[PROPOSAL] Artifacts others than jars
Standard Project defaults via inheritance
[PROPOSAL] POM extensibility and plugins
Eclipse plugin
FYI - from Centipede
SourceExclusions
ibiblio jta jar not named correctly
what happened?
Commons: 2411 messages - should probably be separate contribs per component as last month
Utils contructors
Discovery - I / II / III / code/design review [was Re: The exegesis]
HttpClient
Jelly
Lang - StringUtils / release foci / system properties / OS Family
Logging - I18n
Collections - Primitives
JJAR
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Re: Jakarta Newsletter - Request For Content
Posted by Rob Oxspring <ro...@imapmail.org>.
Thanks - will be in the next draft!
Rob
----- Original Message -----
From: "Danny Angus" <da...@apache.org>
To: "Jakarta General List" <ge...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 2:00 PM
Subject: RE: Jakarta Newsletter - Request For Content
> Rob,
>
> Re James
> "James is a mail and news server, supporting SMTP, POP3, NNTP, and
> soon..IMAP (see below) and implementing the Apache Mailet API.
> The Mailet API is an API providing an e-mail application development
> framework, analogous to the servlet API.
> The Mailet API is managed by the James project"
>
> Since the last newsletter the James team have elected a new commiter, he is
> Peter Goldstein. Peter has been throwing himself into all the tasks no-one
> else really wanted to tackle. Go Peter!.
>
> The current hot topic is IMAP, James had dropped IMAP from the HEAD of cvs
> some while ago owing to lack of a champion, but in recent weeks Sascha
> Kulawik has been focusing our attention on IMAP, and getting the basic
> functionality straightened out. We're hoping to see IMAP return to James
> distributions bigger and better than before before the next release.
>
> We have voted to follow Ant good practice, and remove Ant from our cvs tree
> and source distributions.
>
> We have also been following through the issues raised since our last release
> by the upgrade of the Phoenix core of James, and have now got a stable
> milestone build running on this platform.
> http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-james/latest/
> This work promoted some refactoring of IO, JDBC and String handling all
> aimed at improving performance and stability.
>
> Other topic discussed included the next release plan, ways we can encourage
> contributions of documentation, and ideas for inclusion in future versions
> of the Mailet API.
>
> We have added HyperSonicSQL support for repositories thanks to Steve Belt,
> and a new HOW-TO document explaining one way to use James with sendmail.
>
> d.
>
>
>
>
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RE: Jakarta Newsletter - Request For Content
Posted by Danny Angus <da...@apache.org>.
Rob,
Re James
"James is a mail and news server, supporting SMTP, POP3, NNTP, and
soon..IMAP (see below) and implementing the Apache Mailet API.
The Mailet API is an API providing an e-mail application development
framework, analogous to the servlet API.
The Mailet API is managed by the James project"
Since the last newsletter the James team have elected a new commiter, he is
Peter Goldstein. Peter has been throwing himself into all the tasks no-one
else really wanted to tackle. Go Peter!.
The current hot topic is IMAP, James had dropped IMAP from the HEAD of cvs
some while ago owing to lack of a champion, but in recent weeks Sascha
Kulawik has been focusing our attention on IMAP, and getting the basic
functionality straightened out. We're hoping to see IMAP return to James
distributions bigger and better than before before the next release.
We have voted to follow Ant good practice, and remove Ant from our cvs tree
and source distributions.
We have also been following through the issues raised since our last release
by the upgrade of the Phoenix core of James, and have now got a stable
milestone build running on this platform.
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-james/latest/
This work promoted some refactoring of IO, JDBC and String handling all
aimed at improving performance and stability.
Other topic discussed included the next release plan, ways we can encourage
contributions of documentation, and ideas for inclusion in future versions
of the Mailet API.
We have added HyperSonicSQL support for repositories thanks to Steve Belt,
and a new HOW-TO document explaining one way to use James with sendmail.
d.
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