Hello,
There are several JMeter files which do not have the Apache license
header. The license should be added to these files. But I would assume
that before we add these headers we need to track down where the file
came from and make sure it is actually properly licensed. So if you
The Eclipse settings aren't so useful since they're global settings. I use Eclipse to
work on
lots of different projects, so I can't have it putting Apache's license on all my
files.
-Mike
On 2 Sep 2003 at 23:42, Jeremy Arnold wrote:
Hello,
There are several JMeter files which do not
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Mike,
Personally I find it easiest to use different workspaces for work
projects vs other projects. This is one reason why. Similar reasoning
applies to formatting settings. In addition, my current project at work
has something on the order of 20-30 different projects in Eclipse
