The place to start is by following the tips on the How to Help page.
* http://struts.apache.org/helping.html The key tip is to submit patches, and to nudge the committers to apply them. Of course, we're in something of a standoff now, since we're short on people to apply the patches that would indicate to us who to nominate as committer :( The next best thing to try other people's patches, and let us know whether the patch is mechanically sound. If the patch is a new feature or an API extension, then also mention whether you believe the patch is a step in the right direction. When committers do have time to volunteer, it really (really, really, really) helps to know that someone else has tried the patch and found it joyful. -Ted. On 5/17/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am ready to help. But i have no knowledge about how to do it. If you instruct me how to do , I am more than happy to help. Thanks
On 5/17/07, Thomas Micheline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been using WebWork for about a year and a half for some of my work projects and I'm currently switching over to Struts 2. I've submitted bug reports and patches to the project (WW-1742, WW-1741, WW-1740, WW-937) but I have never been a committer for an apache project. I'll be continuing to work with Struts 2 for all of my work related web application projects going forward. If you think I could be of some help, let me know. Like everyone, I don't have loads of free time, but I could make time to participate in this project. I've already signed the CLA and I'll send it in tomorrow. Let me know,
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