Chris,
here are my brief opinions.
> Committers are invited by the current group of active participants. The
> best way to be invited is to become active in the community (i.e. this
> mailing list and/or the us...@tomcat.apache.org mailing list), and
> submit patches.
>
thanks for providing the
Link,
On 9/25/12 10:14 AM, Fastupload wrote:
> What's the right org that I can apply a commuter account of apache
> open source project?
Committers are invited by the current group of active participants. The
best way to be invited is to become active in the community (i.e. this
mailing list an
On 25/09/2012 15:14, Fastupload wrote:
> Konstantin, to whom maybe concern,
>
> What's the right org that I can apply a commuter account of apache open
> source project?
You don't. You should read this [1]. Patches (in diff -u format) should
be attached to Bugzilla issues.
Mark
[1] http://ww
Konstantin, to whom maybe concern,
What's the right org that I can apply a commuter account of apache open
source project?
Best Regards,
Link Qian
On Sep 11, 2012, at 9:48 PM, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
> 2012/9/11 Link Qian :
>> Konstantin,
>>
>> Could you give me a reference about involv
2012/9/5 Link Qian :
> hello,
>
Thank you for your interest.
> I am the owner of open source project,fastupload. It's more faster 5.x than
> apache commons file upload in test. also, I test the form-based file
> uploading implementation of Servlet 3.0 API in Tomcat 7, for example,
> HttpServl
hello,
I am the owner of open source project,fastupload. It's more faster 5.x than
apache commons file upload in test. also, I test the form-based file uploading
implementation of Servlet 3.0 API in Tomcat 7, for example,
HttpServletRequest.getParts(). it's slower than apache common file uploa
