On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 04:41, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
as far as I know you two are the official mentors of Apache Lenya. Can
one of
you please answer this question regarding the release of Lenya 1.2 ?
After the vote we have to do many more things like doing the incubator
request. It
Hi gang!
someone still needs to go in and update the details related to geronimo
in the incubator cvs module.
cheers,
- Leo
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On Jun 10, 2004, at 6:52 AM, Leo Simons wrote:
Hi gang!
someone still needs to go in and update the details related to
geronimo in the incubator cvs module.
Thx. I'll take care of it.
geir
cheers,
- Leo
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Hi gang!
Some Stats
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Taking a look at
http://incubator.apache.org/projects/
we have 12 projects under incubation (listed as 13 but geronimo info
needs updating). Of these, 6 projects, namely
AltRMI
FtpServer
Lenya
Depot
WSRP4J
XMLBeans
have been incubating for 6 months
Leo Simons wrote:
Which translates to Stefano and Nicola agree this is a good thing,
lenya peeps ask for release endorsement vote on [EMAIL PROTECTED].
IMV, releases are kind-of discouraged.
Why are you not talking about exiting incubation? Lenya's been here for
a year now, hasn't it?
i took a
Leo Simons wrote:
Hi gang!
Some Stats
--
Taking a look at
http://incubator.apache.org/projects/
we have 12 projects under incubation (listed as 13 but geronimo info
needs updating).
FtpServer incubation is not going well, as it has IMHO completely failed
to incubate, as it has only
Hey guys,
You guys mind giving your opinions/impressions wrt the status of the
directory project which has been in incubation for I believe 7 months
now?
Directory is slated for a TLP with 6 sub projects and she's big in terms
of code base. We currently have a highly active community of 3
Alex Karasulu wrote:
Hey guys,
You guys mind giving your opinions/impressions wrt the status of the
directory project which has been in incubation for I believe 7 months
now?
...
Our only limitation currently is a dependency on Snacc4J which we plan
to eliminate within a months time thanks to
On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 11:21, Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
Alex Karasulu wrote:
Hey guys,
You guys mind giving your opinions/impressions wrt the status of the
directory project which has been in incubation for I believe 7 months
now?
...
Our only limitation currently is a
In short, Torque is more of a top down approach where you start with a
definition then generate the database and object model. OJB seems a little
more transparent, but follows the OO API paradigm by implementing ODMG and
JDO specs. Chameleon could, in theory, ride on top of OJB, sending it OQL
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