+1
If only all alphas were this good.
Assuming we agree an alpha release, I presume it will be bundled and
downloadable from:
http://incubator.apache.org/beehive/downloads.html
(And while being updated, that page might mention that https could be used for
the Subversion checkout instead of
like JSF, where there are actual UI component classes
that could be annotated in the way you're suggesting.
That said, I think it would be great for us to look at standardized
semantic metadata across the board (web services, controls, UI). If
This is just a quick update on some W3C work I've been doing recently.
(See: http://www.w3.org/2004/06/DI-MCA-WS/)
We were looking for metadata concepts that would be useful in the
adaptation of web content for multiple devices. The diverse group of
participants agreed a few points; one in partic
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If it's a release, it deserves a branch, preferably at a point of maximum
stability.
If it's a snapshot demo, I'm not so sure it deserves a branch unless impending
activity is potentially introducing temporary instability that would threaten
the viability of the demo.
As I've been distra
both how somebody could put a feature on the
> docket, how we target them to specific releases and how we
> indicate to each other that a given feature is complete and
> ready to be used. Obviously using Jira for much of this
> would really help. :)
perhaps when a
given branch has 10 P1 fixes queued up? Your thoughts?
For the short term I'm assuming tests must pass in order to checkin and
thus the quality would remain at essentially the same level as the
release. As we add more tests to the suites, this obviously won't
scale. I&#x
Sent: Tue 21/09/2004 22:16
To: Rotan Hanrahan; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Subject: RE: [proposal] Beehive release strategy
Hey Rotan-
This is all great feedback and seem like good discussion items and
questions for t
e-related failure we've seen in the last few weeks --
> the diff showed that the "lang" attribute on the tag
> was showing up localized rather than "en".
>
> Hope that helps. Have fun!
>
> Eddie
&g
n in the last few weeks -- the diff showed that the "lang" attribute
on the tag was showing up localized rather than "en".
Hope that helps. Have fun!
Eddie
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From: Rotan Hanrahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[ Developing with NetBeans4 (a beta, but fairly ok for Java 1.5), on WinXP and
SuSE 9.1 ]
I can build: clean deploy drt
but the drt build has one little error:
Playback FAILED for test( FormatTags )
which, as you know, is likely caused by locale problems.
I'm building on a machine config
The wiki could be a good place for documenting how to get started in Beehive.
Although my colleagues at work are Workshop users and are regular
users/creators of Controls, that's not my focus(*). So I decided to start with
nothing and build up, piece by piece, an environment that will let me get
Just reporting that Beehive build (clean deploy) is successful from within
Netbeans 4.0
NB4 is still in development, so this is bleeding edge, but given that NB4 has
support for Tiger (J1.5.0) it was worth the experiment. NB4 runs under Tiger,
and comes with Ant 1.6.2. To get the build to work
In case anyone is experiencing similar problems with SVN, here's a quick note
of my experience recently...
I've spent the past few days building a completely clean SuSE 9.1 system with
all the features necessary to support dev+test of Beehive. Looking at the code
from tar.gz dumps is highly inf
H... ever have one of those moment just after you click
the "send" button and the imprint of the departing image on your
retina finally triggers some recognition in your brain, and an
inner voice says "no, you fool, that was the wrong destination"?
Well, I just had one of those...
My username on Jira is "rotan".
I'm not posting to the list as I'm not sure how to appropriately interpret the
phrase "send on your username". Perhaps you meant me to send it on to
you directly, or to send it to the list (though in the latter case I would have
used the word "post".)
I was trying to
I've just returned from vacation and it's great to see that Beehive is buzzing!
OK, so as a newbie to the Apache process I'd like to ask some advice.
I have two PCs upon which to explore Beehive. One is WinXP, the other will be
SuSE9 (Linux). Assuming I can install any open source tool, what wou
If you're in to Netbeans, you can use Subversion via a plug-in module.
http://vcsgeneric.netbeans.org/profiles/
Can anyone recommend a tutorial on Subversion for people who are reasonably
familiar with CVS? Or will this be a no-brainer?
---Rotan
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