Because I'm new to the list since some days and stumbled across this thread in the archives, I'm hijacking this mail to generally answer to this thread (sorry Bart ;-) )

I'm loving TomEE. It's exactly the type of application server I need and want. Lightweight, fast, small footprint, easy installation and yet still powerful and feature rich. I'm relative new to it (as to JSF overall), since about 2-3 years now, but already don't want to miss it. Therefore I was somehow shocked to read this thread. My "new love" lacks of contribution and may be given up?

Very bad news, and I'm willing to do what I can do to prevent this. But I'm not sure about the value of my possible contributions. I'm far from being a JSF/EE crack (still learning by doing). I have some good general Java coding/development skills (~20 years of experience in SE and JSP) and I'm not too bad in analysing and optimizing things (my goal in development is to always try to make good software, not only bug-free). I'm able to develop some decent JSF applications but in the jungle of EE specifications I'm a bit lost at times.... Of course this should improve over time.

So, if this is enough to start contributing to TomEE, I'm happy to offer some capacities of mine. As this would be my first open source project to contribute, I will need some help in the beginning because I'm not too familiar with the customs in OS communities. Just give me some advise to how and/or where to start.

As I'm self-employed, my available time for the project will be a bit discontinuous and depend on my customers and running projects/deadlines. But I will have spare times, when I will have some capacities for the project and, of course, I would try to only commit to tasks I'm able to fulfil time-wise.

cu
Jens



Am 31.10.2023 um 11:19 schrieb Bart van Leeuwen:
So as an active user of Tomee, where would you need help? where to start?

(my employer has no problem that I would work on it)

On 2023/10/11 19:36:23 David Blevins wrote:
Hi All,

Wanted to share the state of this project as reported to the Apache
board.
  -https://tomee.apache.org/board-report-2023-09-20.txt

The short version is we do not get enough help from you to keep this
project going.
Should we continue or should we just give up?



-David


Met Vriendelijke Groet / With Kind Regards
Bart van Leeuwen




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