I've signed struts-annotations-1.0.3 using [EMAIL PROTECTED] and copied
to [1].
Can some please take a moment to check these? If they're okay I presume
the artefacts then just need to be copied to the right location for
rsync to ibiblio. Any other formalities for struts-annotations?
[1] ht
Actually, the solution is pretty simple here: copy/paste. All the
logic is in a TestCaseHelper or whatever class that is in core. We
move the StrutsTestCase, only a few lines of code, into our
src/test/java directory then create a new struts2-junit-plugin (or
whatever) jar and copy the code in th
I think you are assuming the community isn't composed of Corporations,
when in fact, they play an important part in almost every successful
Open Source project. From providing hardware to sponsoring
conferences to paying developers to work on projects, companies play a
critical role in the communi
Thanks Henri for that clarification.
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From: Henri Yandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 8:50 PM
Subject: Re: Feature sponsorship proposal
To: James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's one of the Incuba
James Mitchell wrote:
I'm inclined to vote down anything mixing Community and Corporate agenda. I
think that's just a bad mix. In fact, the ASF has specific rules/guidelines
with respect to corporate involvement (employment) with too many project
Do you have that reference ?
leads.
Ther
I will tell you this, I hate overt marketing.
When I go to the Movies and they start playing commercials, not
previews, I'll close my eyes, put my fingers in my ears or walk out to
take a break.
My wife laughs at me since her background is Marketing Research and says
it doesn't bother her. S
Hello everybody,
I tend to agree with James, ASF is a non-profit organization and no
advertisement platform for corporations, even if they want to
contribute, others do so and don't ask for anything in return. In the
how-to-help-FAQ [1] on the homepage is a separate paragraph which
states how corp
The closer award I looked after was, imho, the best way my company could
give back to the S2 project. By awarding it to the person who closed the
most JIRA issues it meant that the work wasn't "tainted" by my companies
agenda, it provided a tangible reward to those willing to work hard on the
p
No fix as yet that I'm aware of. I've been busy on the app port (my day
job), and waiting for the dojo discussion to settle down as to whether it's
worth updating the s2 tags, or dump the s2 tags entirely and say "Go pick
what you want" to the masses.
Al.
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From: "
I'm inclined to vote down anything mixing Community and Corporate agenda. I
think that's just a bad mix. In fact, the ASF has specific rules/guidelines
with respect to corporate involvement (employment) with too many project
leads.
There's a reason that Apache projects are so successful, in one
Agreed on excellent value. It is a tremendous help for wizard type actions.
Is it mature enough though? I don't think scope interceptor looks at
annotations in a super class.
I tried to consolidate similar functionality into a super class. After I was
finished the annotations in the super cla
Don I have a few questions
1) I agree that this contribution has to be valuable to the contributing
company
both technically and marketing. Back in 2003 when I obtained free
IntelliJ licenses from Jetbrains for the Struts
Committers all they wanted was acknowledgment on our web page and that
w
On 4/7/08, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Thoughts?
>
Sounds good, if you can create a good list (I guess you could pick
them of the 'if I had a 1000 hours to give ..'), and find a way to
sign up for it, and give credit back where credit is due. Also, if
they have something the
2008/4/7, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> * JUnit - Create struts2-junit-plugin (we'd probably have to copy the
> testcase into our test code to avoid the circular dependency, keeping
> the testhelper class in core)
> * TestNG - Create struts2-testng-plugin
This is a difficult one, since th
Is there any resolution on this? Before this message I didn't even know this
interceptor existed. However, I do recall seeing a jira where Don recommended
the scope plugin for such things.
Bob> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: dev@struts.apache.org> Subject: Message Store
Interceptor and WW-196
Great idea! Anything that propels s2 development is a great initiative :)>
Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 23:08:17 +1000> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
dev@struts.apache.org> Subject: Feature sponsorship proposal> > As more and
more companies start using open source software, many,> like mine, are looki
No objections from me. The latter two or three don't have to be
plugins, just build artefacts.
I hate that junit circular dependency. I wish there was a better way.
There's several base test classes that would be useful to users if they
were available in a struts-test jar.
Don Brown wrote
+1
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 9:08 AM, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As more and more companies start using open source software, many,
> like mine, are looking for ways to give back to the community. They
> want a way to contribute and ensure their contribution will be noticed
> and apprec
As more and more companies start using open source software, many,
like mine, are looking for ways to give back to the community. They
want a way to contribute and ensure their contribution will be noticed
and appreciated. What if we had a feature sponsorship program that
encouraged companies to
In an effort to make Struts 2 more OSGi friendly, I noticed we have a
number of optional dependencies that confuse the bnd plugin. I'd like
to take the next step and resolve these:
* DWR - Create a struts2-dwr-plugin
* Velocity - Create a struts2-velocity-plugin
* Commons File Upload - Change j
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