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Tony Dietrich updated DROIDS-61:
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Priority: Trivial (was: Major)
Description:
I have a project running (version1 is in use already, version 2 under
development) that needs to search out data from various sources, both by
crawling websites and by using RSS feeds. It also needs to accept data e-mailed
directly to it, and read an FTP directory to see what has been left there.
I'm thinking Droids would be useful as a framework for this, with various
droids doing the different types of work.
I notice your documentation is a little sparse. Would it help if I ran a 'work
in progress' document on the wiki? This would not only help you guys see how
someone is using droids, but also give people a starting point for discussing
possible enhancements.
I'm looking at a 3-6 month timescale for my own project to reach release
status, so developments in droids over that timescale would be useful.
I can already see some features I will need to implement in my own project, so
there may be areas where I can feed code back to you guys.
I'm also using Netbeans, not Eclipse, so I can document the steps needed to get
the imports from svn working happily in Netbeans, if that'd help? (Took me
around 30 minutes to get it sorted, mainly because I had an older version of
svn installed in the IDE.
Let me know?
Tony
was:
I ahve a project running (version1 is in use already, version 2 under
development) that needs to search out data from various sources, both by
crawling websites and by using RSS feeds. It also needs to accept data e-mailed
directly to it, and read an FTP directory to see what has been left there.
I'm thinking Droids would be useful as a framework for this, with various
droids doing the different types of work.
I notice your documentation is a little sparse. Would it help if I ran a 'work
in progress' document on the wiki? This would not only help you guys see how
someone is using droids, but also give people a starting point for discussing
possible enhancements.
I'm also using Netbeans, not Eclipse, so I can document the steps needed to get
the imports from svn working happily in Netbeans, if that'd help? (Took me
around 30 minutes to get it sorted, mainly because I had an older version of
svn installed in the IDE.
Let me know?
Tony
Summary: About to commence project possibly using Droids .. would it be
any help if I document development on wiki, including howto for netbeans IDE?
(was: About to commence project possibly using Droids .. any help if I document
development on wiki, including howto for netbeans IDE?)
> About to commence project possibly using Droids .. would it be any help if I
> document development on wiki, including howto for netbeans IDE?
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> Key: DROIDS-61
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DROIDS-61
> Project: Droids
> Issue Type: Question
> Environment: Netbeans 6.7, multiple operating systems
> Reporter: Tony Dietrich
> Priority: Trivial
>
> I have a project running (version1 is in use already, version 2 under
> development) that needs to search out data from various sources, both by
> crawling websites and by using RSS feeds. It also needs to accept data
> e-mailed directly to it, and read an FTP directory to see what has been left
> there.
> I'm thinking Droids would be useful as a framework for this, with various
> droids doing the different types of work.
> I notice your documentation is a little sparse. Would it help if I ran a
> 'work in progress' document on the wiki? This would not only help you guys
> see how someone is using droids, but also give people a starting point for
> discussing possible enhancements.
> I'm looking at a 3-6 month timescale for my own project to reach release
> status, so developments in droids over that timescale would be useful.
> I can already see some features I will need to implement in my own project,
> so there may be areas where I can feed code back to you guys.
> I'm also using Netbeans, not Eclipse, so I can document the steps needed to
> get the imports from svn working happily in Netbeans, if that'd help? (Took
> me around 30 minutes to get it sorted, mainly because I had an older version
> of svn installed in the IDE.
> Let me know?
> Tony
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