Noel J. Bergman ha scritto: > Stefano Bagnara wrote: >> Noel J. Bergman ha scritto: >>> Norman Maurer wrote: >>>> I finally found the time todo the releases for mime4j >>> Does it build with Ant? >> No, mime4j has always been a maven project. I moved it from maven1 to >> maven2 more than 1 year ago when revamping our website. > > Well, then I can't vote for it in its current form, because I don't install > maven.
Ok, I understand this! Thank you anyway. I hope we have at least another maven user to get the 3rd +1 :-) >>>> and james-project. >>> Why is this something that needs to be and should be released? >> It is the "abstract project" from which every of our m2 projects >> inherits. It contains common infrastructure for JAMES projects. > > But why does it need to be released? What is the point of releasing it? If > it is for building, then they can check it out of SVN. We are releasing jar > files and a source snapshot. The only used "blocks" are the james-parent.pom file (the parent of all our poms) and the maven-skin.jar (the skin used by all of our products to build our current website). JAMES Server product instead inherit from the james-project.pom (that is a subpom of the james-parent.pom): this is also part of the same tree. >> Currently Mime4j and jSPF builds depend on james-project but also every >> other of our product depends on it for the website part. > > That's for doing a build. I don't see this james-project thing as an actual > release component. I agree! No one will have to use it. But we will publish it on public maven repositories. So I guess we need an official PMC vote anyway. Stefano --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
