> Rana Bhattacharyya wrote a .sar application for Avalon called
> FtpServer.
Cool beans!
> i) src/ftpserver/org/apache/ftpserver/**
> ii) apps/ftpserver/src/java/org/apache/ftpserver/**
if you rename the thing, you should rename the package =)
> 1) Take the FTP server under the Avalon umbrella
+1 (assuming you and/or pete and/or Rana are willing to support)
> 2) Put it in cornerstone as apps/** (Peter and I think that is better)
me too +1. Should probably do this to XCommander as well (know of
3 closed-source projects where it is the backbone of very cool
stuff) because it is more app than demo. Have no time at all tho :-(
> 3) rename from "plain" FtpServer to AptSnarf (anagram of "Rana's
> FTP") as Apache does not do plain
> names.
1) doesn't mean anything to most
2) doesn't go with the Legend-Of-Arthur naming thing we've got
going on.
so -1.
Why doesn't apache do plain names? We have Apache HTTP Server,
don't we?
My choice would be simply "Avalon FTP Server" as it is quite clear
and correct a description and solidifies the avalon brand name.
On another subject, this is the third app we're putting
in cornerstone that is not really a cornerstone. Time to
vote on an jakart-avalon-applications cvs, perhaps?
(containing the FTP Server, the proxy server (which is
called HTTP Proxy) and XCommander (which perhaps should
be called Avalan XML Socket Server)).
cheers,
- Leo
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