> From: Stefan Bodewig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Jose Alberto Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I do not think we need CVS support for this. > > OK, so we are talking about different things 8-) > > I want an Apache hosted repository of contributions that would be > released under the Apache Software (Foundation) License. >
Notice this is also fine, would this be what goes inthe optional task jar? Here we should enforce some more proper guidelines, formating, copyright notes, licencing and so on, I guess. And I have no problem with using the current way to manage that. Notice that once we have something like I am propossing I would assume that much of the presure on the optional tasks will disapear. > What you are asking for: > > > We just need a repository of jars with a short description. That is > > all we need. Maybe we can store it in one of those big "contribute > > java code" sites that are all around. Then the only thing we need is > > a link from the Jakarta pages. > > is really nothing more than a list of links. Doable in less than a > day, send in some links to stuff that should be added and I will link > it from Ant's homepage. > > Actually, I think I'll start this list just now - using the IDE > integration packages I'm aware of. > > So what would we need? Name, description, URL, license. Anything else? > Some way for users to comment about it would be nice. I guess, we will not be storing the contribution ourselves, maybe at some point we could suggest where people can store their contributing software: the big java tree (or whatever is called) or some other site. So people can just submit it. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
