Willem, Thanks for your feedback.
I'll try to find a mentor after Apache submit an application for the GSoC.
I'm the same opinion. It will be a fairly simple component. If you have some
more interesting idea, I'm open to all suggestions :-)
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GCoS usually need students to spend nearly three months to implement a pice
of project.
And you need to find a mentor to help you.
It's good to see you are interesting about it, I think you can show us your
brief design and there are lot of people will help you.
BTW, I don't think it will take you
GCoS usually need students to spend nearly three months to implement a pice
of project.
And you need to find a mentor to help you.
It's good to see you are interesting about it, I think you can show us your
brief design and there are lot of people will help you.
BTW, I don't think it will take you
Thanks for your answers,
vcheruvu : That's good idea but projects for GSoC have to be more technical
like extending core functionality of existing framework or integrating
frameworks. Maybe after this competition I'll try to integrate more business
projects like Bloomberg. Thanks for your idea.
C
Hi
This sounds great. You are very welcome to look into how to integrate
Camel and Spring Batch.
On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 12:35 PM, michal.warecki
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am a student and think about competing in the Google Summer of Code this
> year. I'm a big fan of open source and Camel, and I thin
