[Fwd: Re: License for timing library]

[Jeremy Arnold <je...@bigfoot.com>]

Hello,
    A couple months ago, somebody on jmeter-user suggested that we use 
native code to give more accurate time information than 
System.currentTimeMillis.  This user referenced a recent JavaWorld 
article with sample code to do this.  I contacted the author of that 
code, and he gave me his approval to release that code under the Apache 
license as a part of JMeter.  I'll be committing that code to CVS (as 
part of JOrphan) in just a few minutes.  The attached email contains the 
approval from Vladimir (the author).

    This code isn't actually used in JMeter yet.  This initial commit is 
exactly the code which Vladimir published in JavaWorld, except for the 
changed package name and adding credits to the author and JavaWorld.  I 
plan to make a few modifications, and then start updating JMeter to call 
this new timing code.

Jeremy
http://xirr.com/~jeremy_a

RE: [Fwd: Re: License for timing library]

[Conor MacNeill <co...@cortexebusiness.com.au>]

Jeremy,

You may need a software grant form to be completed and sent to the ASF for
this code. I've attached one for your info. I've asked the Jakarta PMC if
this is required for this code. I'll keep you posted.

Conor