You should definitely bring this up on the list, different subgroups are
going to have different opinions. Unfortunately, I suspect your going to
have to "lobby" for additions you want to make to each subproject.
It sounds like you have already made significant efforts to reorganize
and structure the stuff you want to see added to the various commons
projects. I would recommend you try to present a general email to the
Commons Developers list outlining what you think you want to see happen
with the various section of code you have available. You get allot of
feedback and it will become clearer what will go into the sandbox and
what will go directly into the projects.
For instance, I'm primarily active in the commons math project. If
there are additions you want to make to [math], either place them in the
sandbox and direct the math subgroup to review them, or point the math
group to examples of the code in the ViewCVS for the JMeter subtree.
Expect that there will be a great deal of email discussion as the group
tends to operate(like the rest of Apache)on Consensus.
-Mark
Michael Stover wrote:
Let's say I have a new collection type. Does the sandbox have a copy of
the collections project so I can play there?
Most of what I've got from JMeter fits into existing released commons
packages. I don't want to start new packages.
-Mike
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 12:16, Mark R. Diggory wrote:
Michael Stover wrote:
Hi Commons Developers,
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.
We have:
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?
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.
-Mark
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