Re: ASPizer
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Endre Stølsvik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >I'm not. It's trying to point something out to Jon, actually. But he >definately does have a load of followers in this forum, protecting his 5 >years earned rights to be rude. But I do know that there is several other >people that feel about the same way about Jon's behaviour on the lists he >subscribes to as me, tough. Just read the lists! Just to add my $0.002 cents worth, it was Jon's attitude on the jserv list that got me engaged with Apache/Java stuff in the first place. (And I've now contributed a fair amount to Turbine as well as a little elsewhere). The thing is that most people who do open source work do it for the fun/satisfaction of the thing, and engaging in debates with someone who truly speaks their mind and only compliments your work when its worth complimenting helps out with that fun/satisfaction thing. If you want nice polite accommodating support go to someone that you _pay_ not to tell you you're being an idiot when you're being an idiot. -- Sean Legassick [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hombre soy, nada humano me puede ser ajeno - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Sometimes you need to throw the fish back...
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sam Ruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >Sean Legassick wrote: >> >>Sam Ruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >>> The other being a potential >>>regression in reflection/security found in Scarab. I say potential >>>regression as I don't know yet if it is a security hole that has been >>>closed, a tightening up of checks that prior JDKs were lax on, or a bug. >>>In any case, the project is not an Apache one and the owners do not seem >>>predisposed to pursue it... >> >>The problem, however, is with use of the Texen tool which is a part of >>Velocity, and the problem would occur with any use of that tool... > >So we now have a volunteer? ;-) Cool! Yeah I don't mind looking over it when I get a chance... I'm quite good on reflection stuff... > The first is the interface changes to java.sql. While these apparently > were approved internally, I don't think anybody fully realized the scope > of the impact of these changes. I still think new interfaces should be > defined, probably extending the original ones, and both sets supported. +1 on pushing for that. Sean -- Sean Legassick [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jeg er mann: Ingenting menneskelig er fremmed for meg - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Sometimes you need to throw the fish back...
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sam Ruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > The other being a potential >regression in reflection/security found in Scarab. I say potential >regression as I don't know yet if it is a security hole that has been >closed, a tightening up of checks that prior JDKs were lax on, or a bug. >In any case, the project is not an Apache one and the owners do not seem >predisposed to pursue it... The problem, however, is with use of the Texen tool which is a part of Velocity, and the problem would occur with any use of that tool... -- Sean Legassick [EMAIL PROTECTED] Je suis un homme: rien d'humain en m'est étranger - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Nominations for the Jakata PMC
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 10:23:18AM -0500, Sam Ruby wrote: > [+1] Peter Donald > [ 0] Diane Holt > [+1] Ted Husted > [+1] Ceki Gülcü > [+1] Geir Magnusson Jr. > [ 0] Daniel F. Savarese > [+1] Jason van Zyl I'm not 100% sure of my status as a Turbine committer (i.e. do I count as a jakarta committer yet? jakarta.apache.org/turbine redirects to java.apache.org/turbine so that looks about 50/50 :-) Anyway if I do, my votes are above (the 0s are people I don't have any experience of). -- Sean Legassick [EMAIL PROTECTED] Als Mensch kann mir nichts menschliches Fremd sein - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
