> > I'm currently the maintainer of the Apache JMeter project, and for > >some time, I've been wanting to get rid of some of the code we've > >developed that isn't specific to JMeter. 'Get rid' could be misinterpreted. If your aim is to take code and make it more widely available, and still support it, then your contributions are very welcome.
> >1. collections (that don't seem to be duplicates of anything in commons) > >2. discovery mechanisms that could complement commons-discovery > >3. A functor/closure implementation > >4. Statistical calculators (commons-math?) > > > >and lots of other stuff that has no specificity to JMeter. > > > >I'd like to get CVS access to commons so that I could begin transferring > >this stuff over. What are the steps I/we should take? From: "Mark R. Diggory" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > All sounds good, I believe that Craig already gave you karma to the > sandbox. Review the sandbox structure and the default project template. > > http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-commons-sandbox/project-template/ > > create new projects based on this template in the sandbox for the code > you wish to transfer. I would advise against creating lots of new sandbox projects. A sandbox project should be aiming to go somewhere. Most of your code appears to be fit with an existing project, so working out if and how to add to those projects is the main goal. I suggest individual mails about individual topics, each prefixed as per normal commons conventions, eg. [math] Stephen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
