Re: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-29 Thread Danny Angus

mime4j:

+1


james-project:

+1

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Re: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-25 Thread Niklas Therning
Norman Maurer wrote:
 Hi all,

 I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j and james-project.
 I will try to add a small HOWTO later for the release stuff with maven.

 So please review and vote:
 http://people.apache.org/~norman/staging-repository/
   
mime4j:
+1 [X] Niklas Therning

james-project:
+1 [X] Niklas Therning



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Re: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-25 Thread Stefano Bagnara
Noel J. Bergman ha scritto:
 Stefano Bagnara wrote:
 Noel J. Bergman ha scritto:
 Norman Maurer wrote:
 I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j
 Does it build with Ant?
 No, mime4j has always been a maven project. I moved it from maven1 to
 maven2 more than 1 year ago when revamping our website.
 
 Well, then I can't vote for it in its current form, because I don't install
 maven.

Ok, I understand this! Thank you anyway.
I hope we have at least another maven user to get the 3rd +1 :-)

 and james-project.
 Why is this something that needs to be and should be released?
 It is the abstract project from which every of our m2 projects
 inherits. It contains common infrastructure for JAMES projects.
 
 But why does it need to be released?  What is the point of releasing it?  If
 it is for building, then they can check it out of SVN.  We are releasing jar
 files and a source snapshot.

The only used blocks are the james-parent.pom file (the parent of all
our poms) and the maven-skin.jar (the skin used by all of our products
to build our current website).
JAMES Server product instead inherit from the james-project.pom (that is
a subpom of the james-parent.pom): this is also part of the same tree.

 Currently Mime4j and jSPF builds depend on james-project but also every
 other of our product depends on it for the website part.
 
 That's for doing a build.  I don't see this james-project thing as an actual
 release component.

I agree! No one will have to use it. But we will publish it on public
maven repositories. So I guess we need an official PMC vote anyway.

Stefano


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Re: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-25 Thread Norman Maurer
Norman Maurer schrieb:
 Hi all,

 I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j and james-project.
 I will try to add a small HOWTO later for the release stuff with maven.

 So please review and vote:
 http://people.apache.org/~norman/staging-repository/

   

mime4j:

-1 [  ]
+0 [  ]
+1 [x ]


james-project:

-1 [  ]
+0 [  ]
+1 [x ]

bye

Norman

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RE: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-24 Thread Noel J. Bergman
Norman Maurer wrote:

 I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j

Does it build with Ant?

 and james-project.

Why is this something that needs to be and should be released?

--- Noel


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Re: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-24 Thread Stefano Bagnara
Noel J. Bergman ha scritto:
 Norman Maurer wrote:
 
 I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j
 
 Does it build with Ant?

No, mime4j has always been a maven project. I moved it from maven1 to
maven2 more than 1 year ago when revamping our website.

 and james-project.
 
 Why is this something that needs to be and should be released?

It is the abstract project from which every of our m2 projects
inherits. It contains common infrastructure for JAMES projects.

If you don't know Maven2 just thing that it is object oriented so we are
able to place common things in a single place without repeating
everything in each of our projects.

Currently Mime4j and jSPF builds depend on james-project but also every
other of our product depends on it for the website part.

Stefano


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Re: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-24 Thread Stefano Bagnara
Norman Maurer ha scritto:
 Hi all,
 
 I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j and james-project.
 I will try to add a small HOWTO later for the release stuff with maven.
 
 So please review and vote:
 http://people.apache.org/~norman/staging-repository/
 
 
 mime4j:
 
 +1 [X] Stefano Bagnara

 james-project:
 
 +1 [X] Stefano Bagnara

I verified that they are java 1.4 compatible (v48), verified a couple of
signatures and verified contents.

I just noticed that we created a source.jar and a sources.jar files:
they differ because the source.jar is only a collection of java source
files in the src/main folder instead sources.jar is intended to be used
for debugging and include also (javacc/jjtree) generated java files.

I don't care too much if we release both or only one of them: in my
intention there was the sources.jar (with generated stuff) but maven2
also did the source when using the release profile (I forgot about
this when preparing)

I didn't test the code at all because I don't use mime4j in any project
so I'm not able to test this.

Thank you so much for taking care of this 2 years old pending release,
Stefano

PS: IMO you could have even used a single vote because mime4j
includes/depends on james-project and we can't release it without
releasing james-project first.



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RE: [VOTE] mime4j and james-project

2007-05-24 Thread Noel J. Bergman
Stefano Bagnara wrote:
 Noel J. Bergman ha scritto:
  Norman Maurer wrote:
 I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j
 Does it build with Ant?
 No, mime4j has always been a maven project. I moved it from maven1 to
 maven2 more than 1 year ago when revamping our website.

Well, then I can't vote for it in its current form, because I don't install
maven.

 and james-project.
 Why is this something that needs to be and should be released?
 It is the abstract project from which every of our m2 projects
 inherits. It contains common infrastructure for JAMES projects.

But why does it need to be released?  What is the point of releasing it?  If
it is for building, then they can check it out of SVN.  We are releasing jar
files and a source snapshot.

 Currently Mime4j and jSPF builds depend on james-project but also every
 other of our product depends on it for the website part.

That's for doing a build.  I don't see this james-project thing as an actual
release component.

--- Noel



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