I think it sounds like a fine idea...Though I wouldn't want it to become too closely tied to Tapestry as that could have the opposite effect of making people feel like they are competing with the framework / developers or something similar.
No offense to javaforge or anything, but as long as it's not them it sounds like a tentatively reasonable idea...Though who is going to manage this project is another question entirely. (I don't have time definitely.) There's Tacos too, but I don't actually have sourceforge permissions to add people as developers so I'd be useless in that capacity. On 3/15/07, Hugo Palma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been thinking a little about the fact that Tapestry doesn't really have a place for the general community to use as a home for components, services and Tapestry related stuff that may be useful to others. I think this is why tapestry-contrib was created, but it being under Apache it doesn't really provide the freedom for the general community to join as developers and really get theirs hands dirty. So, i'm thinking something like a new project hosted in sourceforge or javaforge or something like that. The project should be managed by a Tapestry developer. Still, everyone that wanted to contribute, like Jerome, would be made a developer and would access to svn. I have some ideas on this but before i share them, does this sound stupid ? PS - Sorry for stealing the thread.... Jesse Kuhnert wrote: > That's pretty cool! I think we'll have to make a news item about it > just because.. I have to ask though, is the local lookup manager > configurable? I mean, if your app isn't on a network with multicast > enabled (almost all of them :( ), you'd need at least a little help > finding mahalo in many instances. (if that's what it's even called > anymore) > > Having it easily available would be nice, I'm not sure if it belongs > in Tapestry directly or as a sub-project or what...I think it's one of > those things we need to figure out pretty soon though. > > The most obvious question people will have if I make a news item is > "well, where is it then? " > > On 3/15/07, Jérôme BERNARD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I'm working with good progress on a tapestry-jini project. >> >> I posted more information about this on my blog: >> http://weblog.kalixia.com/archives/2007/03/16/integration-between-tapestry-5-and-jini/ >> >> >> This project has been written like tapestry-spring and I could easily >> donate it to the Tapestry team, if interested in it. >> >> >> Have a nice day, >> Jérôme. >> >> >> >> -- >> Jérôme BERNARD, >> Kalixia, SARL. >> http://weblog.kalixia.com >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> > >
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